Our Town and Its Business

Wednesday, 11 November 2009

If I Were a Writer of Fiction

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I swear I would not be able to imagine many of the scenarios we see in the Council Chamber. Last night's meeting was a prime example. I...
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Sunday, 8 November 2009

What Are the Poor People Doing

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I wondered at a recent sumptuous banquet There were seventy-five tables in the room. Each seated ten. Tables cost $25ks. Guests were poli...
Tuesday, 3 November 2009

Three Posts back

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I talked about my problem of discerning between town business to be discussed behind closed doors and that which should not.It was never ...
Saturday, 31 October 2009

A Learning Experience

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Since the eighties, Aurora has provided a briefing for councillors at the beginning of every term. The last I attended was at Nottawasaga ...
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Friday, 30 October 2009

A Carpet of Gold

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Almost all the leaves are off the maple. It happened differently this year. All week long, night and day they drifted softly into place, i...
Thursday, 29 October 2009

Secret & Confidential

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I wrote this last Sunday afternoon. I have spent the last hour re-reading' several times, an item on the Closed Session agenda for Tues...
Sunday, 25 October 2009

Confidentiality

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I have challenged an item being on the agenda of an in-camera ,or closed session, as it is now called, to no avail. The Mayor simply dire...
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The Leaves Are All Gold

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Every one is the same. The colour in the light is so intense, it momentarily hurts my eyes when I look up at them.
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Stirring the Porridge

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I was doing that this morning and it occurred to me ther e is a bit more information I can provide on the litigation matter against Ms. Morr...
Saturday, 24 October 2009

The Agenda

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It's Saturday afternoon. I've just taken a second look at Tuesday's Agenda. Business matters for Council's attention become...

Litigation News

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There's none. I am mindful of what I learned when I initially asked in 2008 for the town's legal costs from our former Treasurer. ...
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Broke My Own Rule

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When I realised I had mis stated Councillor Bob McRoberts's vote on the Mosaic lighting issue, I thought I'd better go back and che...
Friday, 23 October 2009

Councillor Bob

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Mine was not the only vote against the Mosaic Lighting issue. Councillors Marsh and Collins Mrakas did vote for it . They were persuaded t...
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Thursday, 22 October 2009

Yet Another Example of Weirdness

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A letter was circulated to Council recently from a former resident of the Mosaic Town House complex on Murray Drive. It was initially rece...
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Mestrinaro

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The name should be familiar. At the beginning of the term, Mr. Mestrinaro and two neighbours came repeatedly before council to argue they kn...

The Majestic Maple.

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Green is fading as I write. Leaf tips are turning gold. That means they will fall without ever having been red. The red on the tree next d...

A Continuation of the Thought.

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After the war, the U .K. government raised the school leaving age to 15. The significant aspect of leaving school was not the end of lear...
Wednesday, 21 October 2009

Recollections

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I started school in August 1932. Classes began at nine o-clock and ended at four in the afternoon. There were two ten minute recesses and a...
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Tuesday, 20 October 2009

It is so

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The Corporation is not invested in superstition. So I would say anyone who wants to change their house number can apply. It doesn't nec...
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Monday, 19 October 2009

Say It Isn't So

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It isn't so. People in Aurora can not automatically change their house numbers to 4 because of a superstition. At some time in the nin...
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