Note To City Council:

" Part of the solution ". Was taught to saying nothing if it wasn't nice or helped solve a problem. Any time you like to tell me your solutions please have at it. This will come off like a third grader but if you like to compare time cards for volunteering please send me a private message so you can enlighten me on how to get involved. What a joke!! Again are the drug stores in town closing early, must be cause some folks aren't getting their meds.

Talking Heads wrote: GS, if you are referring to the TH post above calling for action, it was not a joke. It was complimentary to some and did offer a solution. Provided an opinion/suggestion  - as most do on this site - about and for those who seem fed up with the past, current, and potential future of Middletown to take collective action. This could result in a formidable plan for the city that provides increased opportunities for the livelihoods of residents and businesses. I'm certain some bloggers do much volunteer work and strive to bring stability to Middletown. Reverse what V. Moon stated as what leads to failure and you have the foundation for success.

Talking.....I applaud your suggestion about taking action concerning the future of Middletown. On several occasions in the past, attempts have been made to organize and throw some resistance toward the current regime and changing the current direction and priorities of this city. Unfortunately, the attempt at the old Montgomery Ward building on University and the attempt at the Library died as a result of the apathy found in most of this town. Couldn't get anyone to show up in any numbers to make it worth while. Perhaps you could suggest an approach that you think might work to stimulate the people enough that they would show in numbers to any meeting?