Even though there was not an agenda item concerning a proposed anti-discrimination policy, it was still an item at last week’s Town Council meeting.
Opponents of the council taking action regarding an anti-discrimination policy took their turn during a Nov. 20 call to the public.
A proposal had been placed on the meeting agenda but was removed earlier in the week to allow staff more time to review the issue, according to Town Manager Ken Buchanan.
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Even though there was not an agenda item concerning a proposed anti-discrimination policy, it was still an item at last week’s Town Council meeting.
Opponents of the council taking action regarding an anti-discrimination policy took their turn during a Nov. 20 call to the public.
A proposal had been placed on the meeting agenda but was removed earlier in the week to allow staff more time to review the issue, according to Town Manager Ken Buchanan.
It turned into a tense discussion in which Town Attorney Andrew McGuire had to remind Mayor Linda Kavanagh three times not to stray too far from the posted agenda and invite an open meeting law violation.
Read the entire story in the Nov. 26 edition of The Times.
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