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Monday, November 30, 2020

NorCo Council to Go Zoom Again

Despite recently agreeing to buy 10 robots, technology has never been NorCo Council's strong suit. Tara Zrinski is great with a bullhorn outside a Bethlehem post office, but still regularly fails to use her microphone at Council meetings. They all seem technically challenged. But we're all in for a treat. They're going back to Zoom meetings again. 

According to an email from Council's Deputy Clerk, they will start zooming again this week. Though no reason is given, this is presumably the result of rising number of Covid cases.

Frankly, no meeting conducted by Council Prez Ron Heckman can in any way be called zoom. It's more like a snail. 

If you want to participate in the Zoom doom, you'll have to check the Council webpage for the not-so-secret password. 
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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousNovember 30, 2020 at 5:27 AM

    Have heard one of the council people tested positive for virus if so, it would make sense.

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  2. Jeffery ToobinNovember 30, 2020 at 12:49 PM

    Pro tip for council members: keep your pants on - or remember to turn off your other computer during the council meeting.

    Best,
    Jeff

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