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And then there were eight...

A total of eight persons have signed up to run for the Municipal Budget Committee.
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  • Bill Phillips
  • Doug Lambert
  • Terry Stewart
  • Bill Knightly
  • Dale Dormody
  • Kevin Roy
  • E. Scott Cracraft
  • Delores Seager
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It would behoove the astute voter to fathom which ones are representing the various special interest groups benefitting from escalating town and school budgets. Who in the list will ask the questions, introduce motions, and not be afraid to seek alternative means of accomplishing leaner, more efficient methods and procedures, despite the intense pressures from spenders? I'll bet you know who it is... and who it isn't.

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Budget increases = tax bill increases.

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