I too, would like to thank Bob Brady for organizing the event; thank you to everyone who took the time and interest to attend; and thank you to all the speakers who were respectful and civil. I honestly believe that those who attended will share their experience with family, friends, and nieighbors and that this effort will continue its momentum with growing numbers of concerned citizens.
I'd like to offer a suggestion. Instead of waiting until the next larger meeting, perhaps Bob would be willing to organize a smaller group, willing to get together at a private home, to put together a plan of action.
There were many people there last night who would make wonderful leaders. Actions speak louder than words and there are lots of positive ways we can move forward. Dan O'Connell has a good suggestion. How about a weekly tv show, educating ciitzens on differnet issues. Bring in guest speakers. Someone from DOR to explain the sewer admin fee; Fin Com members to explaing the budget; a mayor and town administrator who can debate the advantages/disadvanteds of their type of government; the list is immeasurable. As the ad for SIMS says, an informed consumer is a smart consumer (or something to that effect).