¡Perdone! No importa.
Adiós

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Yes. Harold Logsdon is doing good, and Harold Logsdon will do bad.

You got it backwards. We are still waiting to see him do good.

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Keeping it real and to the core of the issue, not the peripherals.

I think that Logsdon's eventual downfall is going to be attributed to the fact he doesn't want to communicate with the people, and he appears to have this overwhelming "public" desire to please the good old boys.

We were at bridge last week and the topic of discussion was, "I think we made a mistake with Logsdon." He's really having a problem forming a likable public persona the local residents can identify with, and I don't think his personality will let him do otherwise.

A few of the ladies described him as curt and unfriendly. His letter to the editor didn't help him much. Everyone was taken aback that Logsdon actually looked up the letter writer he was responding to in the city records and made comments about him based on that search. It came off a bit "big brother" and malicious.

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and saying that is truly stupid. The only relevant fact about being here for a long time is that you eventually realize that most mayors and councilpeople do have agendas and special interests. Another way of saying that is they are human, have friends and opinions and ideas how to make things better.

Some are hopelessly out of their element when they get elected - like Boone and Horgan, but most just muddle through without doing too much damage. The only truly dangerous ones are the ones that form alliances and make decisions ahead of time based upon a common agenda - Fayettteville Council about 15 years ago did that (remember annexation that had to be de-annexed?) and the other example is the first year or so of Brown Rapson Weed - and for a short time Tennant.

Other than that, no one has done any serious harm - just business as usual with a few annoying things, a few funny things - still we have fewer real problems than other communities.

But I know you say you're a war veteran. I think Annie's husband was a pilot around the time of the Korean war. Are you from that family. Annie McMinniman, former City Councilwoman? Also Tonot707 sounds like her daughter, Susan the lawyer. That would explain her defense of the police force since her husband, Mark Brown, works there. Just wondering.

You hit it on the head out there that is Susan Brown but her Mom is cool...

Hey, I was told once that Annie McMenamin was living in Florida the last year she was on the city council. Is that true?

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Annie lived right across the street from me for years and was a legal resident of PTC until her term was over. She had thought about staying in PTC to run for Mayor, but decided to go south and retire with Mac instead.