The Cap was not raised and like Radio Free Europe, these are the following special messages:

Goldilocks is a weenie. I repeat Goldilocks is a weenie.

The powerpoint presentation will not be presented due to technical difficulties.

The rain is spain appears in Norwalk’s sewer drains.

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The meeting is set to start at 7 pm. I am here and will covering it.

7:05 and people are still trickling in. The Norwalk-outers are here, as is Carvin Hilliard, Joanne Romano, Doug Hempstead, Rick McQuaid, Nick Kydes. BOE members Tom Vetter, Bruce Kimmel, Roz McCarthy, Tom Vetter, Rob Polley ar here as well. It looks like more people are here than at the previous Council Meeting, but not necessarily from the parents side of the equation. Phyllis Bolden arrived late.

Moccia sets the ground rules, enforcing the 3 minute limit. Public participation.

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Tonight our normally scheduled programming is being replaced by a a very special post from satire.tv

From TV Guide: Party of Five, the Nowalk-outers ask for a very special public therapy session to cope with the impending drastic cuts to the BOE credit card. An unexpected visit from reality (Count D. Votes) leads to responsible spending. First of two parts.

As the Common Council prepares for the annual Spring Fling Festival, Matt Miklave parachutes in to make an emergency theatrical appearance, but there’s tension in the air between him and the rest of the council. Meanwhile, Carvin Hilliard waits to hear news after an interview with Galen Wells; and the town is up in arms when Kevin Poruban uses the entire festival budget to build a hay-bale maze.

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