In the Post's new "In Your Community" section the same cities will be featured over and over again, each and every week. How long before all the other cities rise up and demand equal time? |
Fortunately our other paper of record, The Lake Worth Herald, came to the rescue on that one. Read about that using this link. |
"As a cash poor city, Bornstein said Lake Worth needs help. From 2002 to 2012, the city lost 1,617 jobs, one of the highest in the county.
Despite two setbacks the city intends to apply for the money again.
'We want to understand what was deficient, if anything, or if there was a misunderstanding,' [City Manager Michael] Bornstein said. 'We’re not going to give up and walk away. I’ll just get a bigger fist to bang on the door.' "
The other one is a rehashed article with updates on union negotiations. No mention of "secret meetings" or baked ziti either. Since we have the undivided attention of the Post every Monday, here's one of my personal favorites that has never made it into the paper (or any other news organization, for that matter):
To read about the "Gas Line to Nowhere" use this link. Former commissioners, especially JoAnn Golden and Cara Jennings, may not be too keen on providing any quotes though. |