What The Hale?

It seems that Alderwoman Hale can add another title to her ever increasing position. Not only is she a co-owner and possible user of the purp, she's a business owner, elected official and now she's Lumberton's newest deputy clerk. I wasn't going to blog about this, but these folks have balls that would put King Kong to shame. This past Thursday, while our city clerk, Stephanie Mullings, was out house shopping, Rebecca was taking care of business at city hall; she was taking water bill payments, had passwords and access to citizen's confidential information, accessing the city's computer system and handling cash. Now I know elected officials are bonded for their position, but I didn't know they were also bonded to work as a city official, with access to private information. I bet if Leonette would have allowed Alderwoman at Large, Miriam Holder, to work in the office while she was out on personal business, there would have been news cameras everywhere, but since it's our innocent clerk, I'm certain that the whole matter will be swept under the rug like nothing happened.
OAN: I just left city hall and I turned in another job application. I didn't have any intention of applying for a job at city hall again, but when I heard that Stephanie Mullings was bragging about how my application would never surface, I felt that it was my duty to turn in another application. I am quite aware that the members of this board don't have the ability to separate their personal feelings from their professional responsibilities, but I am hoping and praying that this application don't make it to the board members. Just a bit of advice for our city clerk, you and your crew may want to make sure that the corridors are clear before you start talking about Jonathan and the Lumberton Informer. Just for the record, I don't scare easily. I know that you had something to do with your car pool buddy, Hobson, and the threat he attempted to make the other week, but you two are gonna have to come better than that. But with Hobson's short temper, and his history of violence, I really wished that you two were in a relationship. So, add that to your lawsuit. I tried to be cordial and let things go, but you keep insisting upon bringing up my name at city hall. Why are you throwing your rocks and hiding your hands. You're the BBIC; you got what you want; the board of aldermen do what you want them to do; so why not rejoice in the fact that your plan has worked. Just a piece of advice; you don't want to rumble with the bee.