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City Council members hide political party affiliation
For some reason, local politicians on the City Council don’t want you to know what political party they belong to. Nowhere on the city’s Web site are the council members identified by political party. Republicans enjoy a majority, and could change this in an instant, but they don’t. When a former council president, the late…
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Anti-police meetings serve no useful purpose
Council Member Michael Boylan’s abrupt departure from a council assignment that serves no constructive purpose should give the council president ample reason to disband a so-called “committee.” It isn’t really a committee. The former council president just named two council members to hold “safer together workshops” to discuss complaints about policing. Boylan and Joyce Morgan…