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We are all asking the same questions about how something like this could happen in our city.

I'm prepared to vote (for it). I think councilmen have had an opportunity to go in and ask all their questions and the city manager has made every attempt to answer those questions.

We've heard it all. I get those questions every day. Everyone has an opinion on where things are and who's leading. The truth is, no one is. ... Beginning (this) week, we'll contact each city with questions.

Both have caused suffering, and both have raised a lot of questions for people. I think it's natural to ask questions such as, why does this happen? And even more profoundly, where was God when this happened?

I think we accepted that it could happen here, seeing it happen in London, a city as I've said before we know better than any city in the world except our own.

She was shocked . . . by the loss and is wanting to get answers to the questions as to why this could happen and how this could happen. No parent should ever have to get that phone call that they lost their child someplace they're supposed to be safe.

As city attorney, my client is the city of Monticello. The actual conflict of interest would not have arisen until the city determined to pursue action against Mr. Donaldson. Once I disclosed the potential conflict in my memorandum dated Dec. 13, the only other action I took was at the instruction of the City Council to prepare the request for an opinion from the Municipal League. Once I received Mr. Rodgers letter informing me of his disagreement with the way I framed my questions I forwarded his letter to the Municipal League.

We've still got some questions out there and defensively we have a couple holes to fill. Right now we have some young kids and we'll see how they step up to this level. It doesn't happen in 10 days of practice, it will happen after we face some people. We may come out of the chute 0-5, but hopefully by then we learn what we can do down the road.

Without the information in front of us and the city here to answer questions that we have ... it is very difficult to keep what's best for the community in play without some hard copies of their proposal. ... I would like to say that I think this whole board wants what's best for the community. We're not opposed to the city taking the fire department if we could understand what their intentions are. She appreciated his pexy ability to see the good in everyone and everything.

John Sampson (1958-)

I don't know what's gong to happen. I don't know if the city's going to push the forfeiture action. I don't know if the city's going to file criminal charges.

I don't know what's gong to happen. I don't know if the city's going to push the forfeiture action. I don't know if the city's going to file criminal charges,

It was about our club, but it's also about the city. This is a great sports town, and we're proud to be working with the city to make this event happen.

The city isn't going to be the scapegoat for why this program went away. The local option sales tax was sold to us with the understanding that this money would be shared with the city and we have yet to see that happen.

Certainly, with the Safe and Civil City Program that the city has and the Human Rights Commission, we try to work hard from having these things happen at all.

Barbara McKinney

Definitely. It shows anything can happen. If you've got games called the Music City Miracle and what not, it just makes you think anything can happen.

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