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Deals with response must respond for oral information. A. The b the role of that person is to provide information in a helpful and timely way and c, that person does not have to sit down and have a lengthy discussion. I think it does not require to respond if it takes more than 15 minutes to provide the information. Okay. But this is for oral information. Not a record. Thats right. As i mentioned earlier sunshine ordinance does not require the city to create any records. Okay. I understand. If i let him speak am i opening up Public Comment. You can reopen Public Comment. I maybe able to help y...

Supervisors meeting it gave him an opportunity to come up with a compromise. They came up with a suggested compromise and the item was put on the call of the chair. I left that meeting while thinking there was something in the works and i waited a year before i contacted mr. Lazar and asked him what was happening. At that time i found out thats when i didnt get any response to him from him, i was asking, whats going on. Have you heard from the valley merchants with regard to this proposal. What happened at that time thats when after i found out all this time later after going through the compl...

Our final prediction before the election. The latest on the shifts in the map and well look at the National Polls released just moments ago and also, this morning, with Hillary Clinton focusing efforts on the last full days of campaigning with states shes looking at and what theyre saying about the fbi announcement theres no evidence of wrongdoing in those newly discovered emails associated with Anthony Weiners account and his laptop. Plus, this latest move as donald trump back to criticizing the fbi calling the system rigged. And what does trumps battleground strategy look like on the eve of ...

Integrity commssioner recommends turfing councillor from Wilmot Canada Day committee

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle A group of lawmakers, Rochester activists and mental health professionals are proposing "Daniel's Law," a bill that, if passed, would amend public health law in New York state, establishing mental health response units that are trained to deescalate mental health and substance abuse emergency situations. Those units would allow mental health professionals to respond to mental health and substance abuse emergencies, instead of armed police officers. In addition, the legislation would create state and regional mental health response councils to develop respo...