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11/21/2011

The week in preview

I was at the ribbon cutting today for the new reserve center in Rutland Town, and the full story on that will be in tomorrow's Herald.

(Please note that I said it was in Rutland Town, because I know certain people in the town get insecure about being lumped in with the city and we do not want to offend their delicate sensibilities. Political Correctness is a core value here at Writing on the Hall.)

Tonight it's the Aldermen, and I have a feeling it is going to be a late one. We'll get anything earth-shattering up on the web, otherwise look for a number of stories through the week, starting Wednesday.

Posted at 05:33 PM in Around the City, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, Current Affairs | Permalink