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ARCHIVE: Edition No. 235L | February 22, 2006

Editorial:
The WIB: Another black eye for Lawrence
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There has to be a better way for Lawrence to solve its problems besides scandals, bad press and lawsuits. The WIB novella is turning into another embarrassment for the city and it’s only going to get worse at that pace.
 
 
 

 

When Mayor Michael J. Sullivan disbanded the previous Board, his supporters hoped that it was to improve the relations between that organization, City Hall and ValleyWorks. Instead, the accusations have risen to a higher level causing an investigation by the Inspector General, a $2 million lawsuit against the city and a wealth of material to be covered by the press.

If that was not all, in a less than intelligent move, they elected Pedro Arce President of the Board. Mr. Arce has been a token on that board for a long time, never having any meaningful duty because he hardly ever shows up for meetings. Besides, he has the historical background of having served on the Lawrence School Committee as Superintendent Wilfredo T. Laboy’s rubber stamp. He did such a poor job during his tenure there that he could not even get the limited number of signatures required to get his name on the ballot two years ago, forcing him out of the School Committee.

Mayor Sullivan must align himself with quality people, not just “yes” people. He needs thinkers who will help him guide this city and every time he takes a step backwards like this, he sets progress back.
 

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