I usually think of the Solaris people as no fools when it comes to business matters.
Which is why I find it hard to believe they could possibly have fallen for Plainfield Mayor Sharon Robinson-Briggs' 'we'll get back to you in a week' maneuver over the Muhlenberg closure dispute, especially given her record for timeliness.
Read all about the matter in today's Courier (here). Reporter Mark Spivey relates how Robinson-Briggs asked for a week to 'fine tune' an agreement the Solaris board was prepared to sign. A week that stretched into nearly three months.
Perhaps the Solaris folks were unaware that state officials had to DISPATCH A HELICOPTER for Mayor Robinson-Briggs when something was needed from her in a timely fashion (see here).
Just like the Rescue Squad proposal that was delivered to Her Honor and no one in her administration knows the whereabouts of.
- Courier: "Plainfield, Solaris remain at odds over closure"
- Plainfield Today: "Mayor and helicopter explained"
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Dan,
Mayor Robinson-Briggs had a responsibility to get back to Solaris in a timely manner...by not doing so, she showed that she really doesn't care about the people of Plainfield. She really needs to go,,
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