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April 28, 2009
Corrected: Breaking Local News Related to FTM Moderator
Justin Katz
At the tail end of our Tiverton Citizens for Change meeting, I received word that Mike Burk won the position as financial town meeting moderator on a unanimous council vote a council vote of five to one, with Jay Lambert voting against and, with Council President Don Bollin suspiciously absent.
Well, I warned of the outcome should this come to pass.
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Well, it should make for more lively financial town meetings.
Not a very "moderate" choice, was it?
Posted by: Will at April 27, 2009 10:30 PMMr. Katz:
Please be adivsed that the information you received last night regarding the vote for the moderator is incorrect. The vote was unanimous for Michael Burk.
Mr. Lambert only nominated Mr. Smith, but voted in the end for Mr. Burk.
Posted by: Joanne Arruda at April 28, 2009 7:53 AMAgain and again mr katz get the facts a little twisted!!! hes a real reliable source!
Posted by: miss info at April 28, 2009 11:53 AMOh well. I guess my credibility is shot because somebody gave me the wrong info on one council member's vote (assuming that Jay didn't change his vote after the fact, as we've seen done before).
Makes a world of difference. (Well, for Jay it might.)
Posted by: Justin Katz at April 28, 2009 12:17 PMWheee! Flashbacks of grade school!
Where's the hopscotch grid ...?
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