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Stupak, his projects frequent targets in Best of the Worst categoriesBy PETER O'CONNELLREVIEW-JOURNAL No one could know the precedent that was being set in February 1987 when the Best of the Worst was first published as a kind of evil twin to the Best of Las Vegas readers' poll. Tucked inside the Living section, the new feature related readers' gripes about bad commercials, speed bumps and intersections. But the first category in the first Best of the Worst listing concerned hotel architecture. Click here to read full article ** Note: A new feature this year for both the print and online poll results is the chance to tell us and the rest of the world what you think about the winners. For the print results, you must click on the link for the write up for each winner before you will see the link to give feedback about the winners. For the online poll results, you will see the link on the results page. |
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