As a reader has pointed out, Mr. Manager is implicated twice in the article as being the instigator of the meeting we posted on earlier.
Pols said Thursday he called the meeting in order to “narrow the agenda” for a planned Feb. 10 workshop on road proposals at Cook’s Corner. “It was (Town Manager) Gary (Brown)’s suggestion after discussing the proposed agenda” that Howard and Schott be approached.
And then there’s this, mentioning again two ‘participants:’
Pols and two participants in the meeting said it was Brown who requested the meeting on behalf of Pols.
OK; it’s all clear now. Except the rules for separating church and state when it comes to town business:
Asked if the meeting could endanger development at Cook’s Corner, Watson said “I pray to God that it doesn’t,” a sentiment echoed by Favreau, who said he was “floored” that the meeting took place.
This does seem like Bizarro world at times.
At least if you judge by two participants, among an undefined number, since most have gone unnamed.
We are in awe of the reporting on the subject. And a bit floored as well. Should you run across the article, choose wisely whether to read it or not.
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