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I think that it is telling that the three previous commentors where members of the library board and,not suprisingly, they where in favor of the expansion.I will go there this evening, Thursday night, and I will eat my hat if there is anyone in there besides myself and the four volunteers and paid staff having a detailed eliptical conversation with themselves.Again, this is another display of covetnous by the Lyme town officials whom through their cynical efforts to drive the poor and child-bearing age people from the town of Lyme now spend their days approving impossibly grandious mega-mansions and after awhile the Town fathers want something like that for themselves.And they salve this greed induced notion with the sap that "their doing something for the town" overlooking, of course, that their zoning regulations and thin pretext of buying up all available land "for the Presevation of the Scenic Eight Mile River" has created a demographic desert inhabited inreasingly with multi-millionaires and wealthy retired people.And guess what, those people don't go to the library.I will be voting "no" on this ego-puffing bit of willful duplicity of those at the town hall and invite anyone whom cares to that might join me this evening{Thursday night, open till 8PM} to enjoy the empty aisles of the library stacks, the un-attrended computers, the empty community room tables, ect.
ReplyDeleteI object to the remarks that the town officials are "covetous," "cynical," "ego-puffing," and duplicitous. These are very disrespectful remarks about elected officials who have held office for a long time and in my experience are doing a first-rate job.
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