Sunday’s editorial contained “dream headlines” for 2016. Twentieth on the list: “Troublemakers stop showing up at commission meetings, admit they were only doing it for attention.”
That provoked a hard swallow. I may resemble that remark. And I won’t apologize.
As I sit down at the Saline County Commission meeting, I say hello to fellow troublemakers. We share a few things in common. We believe in open meetings and open records. We want the public to be informed. So, if discussions are one sided, we express our opinions, often in letters to the editor.
While I think the Journal does an overall excellent ...
Sunday’s editorial contained “dream headlines” for 2016. Twentieth on the list: “Troublemakers stop showing up at commission meetings, admit they were only doing it for attention.”
That provoked a hard swallow. I may resemble that remark. And I won’t apologize.
As I sit down at the Saline County Commission meeting, I say hello to fellow troublemakers. We share a few things in common. We believe in open meetings and open records. We want the public to be informed. So, if discussions are one sided, we express our opinions, often in letters to the editor.
While I think the Journal does an overall excellent ...