A few weeks ago, Council President Lori Vargo Heffner suggested that Council's contingency funds could be used. Next week, County Council will consider and vote on a resolution to pay the tab.
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Friday, October 31, 2025
NorCo Council Footing Bill For Centenarian Lunch?
Earlier this week, I told you that NorCo's annual lunch for centenarians has been rescheduled for November 10. That lunch had been scheduled to take place at Green Pond Country Club, but Executive Lamont McClure postponed it as a result of the state budget impasse. There's still no resolution on that front, so who's footing the bill.
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McClure's decision to cancel it was a bonehead move. Now we'll see if the Rs on council are boneheads also.
ReplyDeleteSo many struggling property owners and we are buying a dinner complete with desert? Let them stay home and let someone living in the woods or on a river bank have that lunch. What a waste of taxpayers money
ReplyDeleteMore than likely, 1:04 pm, those you deride contributed much to the community, continue to pay taxes to support said community, and helped others in need, as well. Get off your high horse, hope you live a long life, and don’t begrudge others a little celebration.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, DemocracyFirst will foot the bill!
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