"A closed session is scheduled to begin after 7:30 p.m. for the PAC-14 board to give a report to the City Council. The board has been working to become a 501(c)3 nonprofit before Jan. 1, 2010. Originally a three-pronged organization comprising Salisbury University, the city of Salisbury and Wicomico County, PAC-14 was reorganized last year after the university announced it would cease direct involvement, though it continued to oversee the organization. Board members began leaving after SU pulled out of the agreement, and disagreements ensued after some members accused others of drafting the organization's bylaws in secret. In June, Board President Philip Tilghman said the organization would operate under County Attorney Ed Baker's version of bylaws until new ones could be redrawn."What possible justification is there not to hold this briefing in a meeting open to the public? More secrecy for those who want to take control of PAC 14, perhaps?
The Council says that this is a work session, but says nothing about it being a closed session. People really need to come. This meeting should also be televised.
ReplyDeleteFrom what I've heard, I can imagine wht they don't want people to know. Better show up.
ReplyDeleteThis PAC 14 scam is being directed by the two most dangerous persons in Wicomico County, Phil Tilghman and Michael Pretl, to allow them media access to promote their socialist agenda, with loyal followers like Marvin Long (and Jim Ireton-?).
ReplyDeleteI plan to show up and request an explanation as to why this qualifies to go behind closed doors!
ReplyDeleteIts a joke, shut it down.
ReplyDeleteThe Daily Times got it wrong...it's not a closed session.
ReplyDeleteRumor has it that BPT plays a shadow role in the goings on at PAC14. That's reason enough to not trust the whole organisation.
ReplyDeleteIt's all a combined spider web for control of their own little agenda.
ReplyDeleteHo Ho Ho Pac 14 must go.
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