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Tic Toc Tic Toc, hey dumb shit, I am still here and so is this blog!
Well,the key stone cops or spanky and the gang are still at it and this one takes the cake.
The Templeton selectmen, led by John Caplis have filed another open meeting law complaint against 3 members of the Advisory Committee and are relying on facts not in evidence (they do not have a fourth, fifth, sixth or all seven members reading any blog, never mind the one the selectmen point to. They are assuming things of which they have no proof. Note; when you assume, you make an ass out of you and me, as the saying sometimes goes. They one member making a post and two others commenting and then they assume I also read it. I say I did not and there is no proof of it either.
Selectmen went into executive session at last night's meeting but they did not post the reason for an executive session other than "a potential request for executive session" I do not think they met the threshold for proper meeting post 48 hours in advance. Guess what is coming next? Spanky and the gang should maybe think less about continuous open meeting violation complaints against those who critque them and complain or point out the selectmen continuing to ignore or fail to follow their own procedures created by selectmen for selectmen. Guidance in writing as to how a selectmen's meeting should be posted and what should be included, yet the selectmen continue to fail to follow that. These are the same people who say they have to write more policies so every town employee knows how to do things. Well spanky, how about ya'll start first then maybe everyone else will step in line. Follow your own procedures or change them or continue to feel the heat and there is nothing you can do to stop it either!
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Tuesday, August 1, 2017
all material on this blog is directed to members of the general public and is not intended to be read by my fellow Committee members, nor do I intend for any readers to convey such material directly or indirectly to my fellow Committee members.
So the Winchendon deal may be off the table with one selectmen, Fortes, aka Wyatt Earp, (that is the picture Fortes placed on his twitter space) walking out of executive session and the rest of the selectmen, at least three seem like they want Carter to stay around indefinitely. Seems like these selectmen who for over 2 years have touted "we are solving issues" cannot bring themselves to do what the towns people told them to do - hire a full time town administrator. Perhaps spend less time trying to make something stick and concentrate on the task at hand.
First the selectmen retaliate against individuals who critique the hell out of them for failing to follow their own procedures and now they cannot even hire someone to manage the town. Perhaps money is not the problem, perhaps it is the selectmen themselves who are the problem. I thought DS (dumb shit) said with a united town the truly elected ones could do the job. After you stop laughing, remember that the auditors, the DOR/DLS and even some past selectmen have said there needs to be a qualified experienced full time administrator overseeing things.
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posted by Jeff Bennett
So the Winchendon deal may be off the table with one selectmen, Fortes, aka Wyatt Earp, (that is the picture Fortes placed on his twitter space) walking out of executive session and the rest of the selectmen, at least three seem like they want Carter to stay around indefinitely. Seems like these selectmen who for over 2 years have touted "we are solving issues" cannot bring themselves to do what the towns people told them to do - hire a full time town administrator. Perhaps spend less time trying to make something stick and concentrate on the task at hand.
First the selectmen retaliate against individuals who critique the hell out of them for failing to follow their own procedures and now they cannot even hire someone to manage the town. Perhaps money is not the problem, perhaps it is the selectmen themselves who are the problem. I thought DS (dumb shit) said with a united town the truly elected ones could do the job. After you stop laughing, remember that the auditors, the DOR/DLS and even some past selectmen have said there needs to be a qualified experienced full time administrator overseeing things.
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