The Reading Eagle
today published a story in which it solicited advice from community leaders for
the newly-elected Mayor of Reading. The
story included eight “community leaders,” including two City residents, one
Democrat and one Republican. I
represented the Reading Republican City Committee.
I strove to
provide advice beyond what the mayor-elect has already stated or what I thought
would typically be mentioned by others and focused on points of concern from a
resident’s perspective that reflected conservative and Republican common-sense
principles in an urban environment. The new mayor is a Democrat, as Democrats outnumber Republicans in Reading by a 5:1 margin.
Here is the
link to the story, in which the Eagle
took four one-sentence pieces of advice from each of the community leaders and
compiled them into categories to establish a consensus: http://www.readingeagle.com/news/article/what-other-leaders-are-saying-about-readings-needs.
Here is a link to the story, which was not in
the printed edition, that includes all of the advice, verbatim, from each
community leader: http://www.readingeagle.com/news/article/local-leaders-have-plenty-of-suggestions-for-incoming-mayor.
No comments:
Post a Comment