You also got the folks at the Daily going on McCall finances and they finally took note of the Ada planning dept. woes. G Man, you sure know how to make friends.

EDITOR NOTE–We have been talking about a city owned farmers market. Thoughts have surfaced about the area at the end of the connector–easy access for trucks.

The ACHD has SIX spokesmouths in their “communications department” although one is the receptionist. They surface constantly, mostly to tell the public how stupid we are and to cover for the idiotic commissioners, who of course, never speak for themselves.

Could these guys be freed up to do janitorial service? Based on the evidence we see in the media (or lack thereof in the City’s case) you bet they could. But they won’t.

What’s even more interesting is that it took them all these years to finally notice, hey, it’s a public building and it’s not open to the public; maybe we should talk about doing something about it.
I know the Guardian doesn’t like to blow it’s own horn (Ha!), but I think it could properly take at least some credit for getting the city oaf-fish-als to notice the problem and at least talk about talking about it.

Keep your fingers (and toes?) crossed, maybe, just maybe, city brass will actually do something sensible instead of just talking.

In the very near future, look for a boatload of volunteers that will man it with a little bit of help from the city.(And a whole lot of credit claimed by Bieter) Ain’t elections fun???

Where can someone view a typical position description for one of the prolific local governmental mouth pieces? There MUST be more to what they get the big bucks for than what we see and hear in the electronic media. They could become depot tour guides and perorm custodial duties in their spare time perhaps? Put their tails to work doing something worthwhile instead of just telling tales for the people we pay to run the various agencies.

Not to worry, after election all this talk will be forgotten about.