Now granted, Ms. Souza was not politic in criticizing those who appointed her. On the other hand, who better could point out
the discrepancies of behavior, law, spirit of the law and the ignoring of it? Who will fill that informational void? The press as a whole does not give detailed reporting of the meetings and not everyone can dig through the minutes on the internet. Should this not be their responsibility to the community? Warm and fuzzies are nice; community news should be an essential. While Ms. Souza’s points were not always made as clearly, nor backed up as fully, as they could have been, she was an opinion columnist; not a reporter. But she did try. Whether an appointee or not, she is still a citizen and as such has the right to question and point out problems as she sees them. The CDA Press thought so to the point of running her column/
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