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Opinion
Published
11/30/05
THE LAME-DUCK City Council, with five of its eight members about to depart, cleared off its desks in a marathon session Monday night. But it left the underlying issues of growth for its successor, which will be sworn in next week. Find Us On Facebook
With hardly a murmur, the council unanimously agreed to lease the city-owned Market House to a private management company for 20 years - terminating an issue that roiled city politics for much of the year and generated plenty of election-year bile. Ideally, we would have preferred to see the newly elected aldermen get a chance to review this issue before signing the city up for a two-decade...
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