Minorities? I’m sure the mayor and at least one other commissioner is not any kind of a minority. Furthermore, how do you think minorities have felt all these many years when they had no representation at all? It feels awful, huh? Remember that when others are complaining about taxation with no representation. If you have it your way, we’d spend on sidewalks on your side of town while the “others” and the minorities are living in squalor. It’s fair because you pay more taxes, am I right??? You do see the crime coming your way, don’t you? If I were you, I’d be trying to help the minorities get their lives on track so they don’t come stealing from the better people in northeast tally. LOL. I’m just messing with you, I get your point. Just want you to realize we’re all in this together, and the me vs them mentality will come home to roost.

Speaking of Shelley, looks like she’s in a pi$$ing match on the west side:
https://www.tallahassee.com/story/news/2019/01/07/lively-technical-center-seeks-name-change-faces-pushback/2485311002/

Maven, glad you mentioned! I’ve carried the Secession banner here at TR for several years now – it’s long been apparent in my 12 years in Tally that COT is a corrupt culture and determined to remain that way. This from “American Renaissance” March 11, 2013:
https://www.amren.com/news/2013/03/suburbs-secede-from-atlanta/
Just substitute the name “Tallahassee” for “Atlanta” – the circumstances are the same. This paragraph is a particularly familiar local tune except for the name:
“At the very top, the head of DeKalb’s government is the position of CEO. The current CEO, Burrell Ellis, is being investigated for a list of concerns, including alleged bid rigging. Police searched Ellis’s home and office recently, and local news outlets report that while no charges have been filed, search warrants are reportedly aimed toward potential extortion, bribery, theft, conspiracy, and wire fraud in connection with private vendors who contract with the county.”

And this point about how well the Secessionist cities fared:
“These cities, after breaking away politically from urban Atlanta, have become so successful that a libertarian think tank, the Reason Foundation, has featured Sandy Springs as a model of effective government.”

Northeast Tallahassee – a new city awaits forming and we have the ability to do the same as the Atlanta suburbs did in 2005.

This democrat is unsatisfied with the process, too. Just sayin…

Change of venue has to be granted…if it’s assigned to Gievers, you really think she’ll grant a change of venue based on her own inability to be impartial???

Kathleen Rodgers, Gillian Gregory, Merrill Wimberely, Alan Cox. Political promotions with pay increases without interviews were also given to Shelly Bell, Sue Kraul and Justin Williamson.

The school board refuses to act on these, we need Dr. Jackson!