Mayor Pro Tem Myron Lowery has just taken a seat at the head of the table in the City Council's committee room. Executive session has just started to discuss a few of Lowery's appointments. Fireworks are anticipated.Executive session starts
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Mayor Pro Tem Myron Lowery has just taken a seat at the head of the table in the City Council's committee room. Executive session has just started to discuss a few of Lowery's appointments. Fireworks are anticipated.
Myron Lowery (briefly) visits council for first time as mayor
Lowery talks about Jefferson; vote deferred
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Well, I have been listening to the Executive Session, and one thing is for sure - Harold Collins does not run a tight ship. Joe Brown just finished a 7 minute comment on the need for golf courses, for heaven's sake - 7 minutes of pure, repetitve blather. It is embarrassing to listen to some of these pinheads.
where can I listen to the session?
At last, an attempt to bring dignity, integrity, intelligence, honesty, and decency back to City of Memphis government.
Myron, I wish God's blessings, and much success.