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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT-- THE CROTON CHRONICLE - GUEST EDITORIAL: PUGHILISTICS - BY PAUL STEINBERG

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THE CROTON CHRONICLE--Guest Editorial: Pughilistics.
Oct 11, 2024

by Paul Steinberg

Editor’s Note: The following piece was first published as a letter in the October 10-16 issue of The Gazette.

Is three-and-a-half minutes of free speech so repugnant to Mayor Pugh as to warrant expulsion from a village meeting?

I understand that there is a bit of history between Mr. Pugh and Mr. Riely, and that Mr. Riely can be a bit long-winded on occasion. But Mr. Riely is a citizen of Croton, and Mr. Pugh is neither a king nor a schoolyard bully. READ MORE AT Guest Editorial: Pughilistics. - The Croton Chronicle (substack.com)
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1 comment:

  1. AnonymousOctober 12, 2024 at 11:03 AM

    I must not have been paying enough attention to what our mayor does for the state senator. He’s the Chief of Staff? How can this not be some sort of conflict of interest? The mayor of a community which is served by this very state senator. Makes one wonder about the agenda he pushes forward in Croton.

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