What so interesting about a calendar?
What am I missing? What is so interesting about Mayor Donnalee Lozeau’s calendar that is causing The Telegraph to spend so much of their staff time and money for attorneys on this issue? The headlines in Sunday’s paper, “Mayor’s Time Becoming Issue” and “Lozeau faces renewed calls for public access” imply that there is a significant level of concern among the citizens of Nashua about access to the mayor’s calendar. Is this true? The concern appears to be coming just from the Telegraph. It seems that this is an attempt to make an issue out of something that is fairly irrelevant and the focus is less on open government and more on harassing the mayor.
Richard Foemmel
Nashua