Editor’s Note: Retiree Cisco Aguilar has been a thoughtful and reasoned observer and critic of the Singing River Health System pension debacle. Mr. Aguilar shares his thoughts on the most recent developments between SRHS and the Jackson County Board of Supervisors. In a July 7th press release and again during the July 20th Board of […]
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“Never stop because you are afraid – you are never so likely to be wrong.” “Never keep a line of retreat […] it is a wretched invention.” “The difficult is what takes a little time. The impossible is what takes a little longer.” “The history of the human race is a continual struggle from darkness
Singing River Health System Trustee Allen Cronier has announced his resignation due to health issues. Jackson County District 1 Supervisor Barry Cumbest will have to name a replacement within 90 days to fill the remainder of Cronier’s term which expires in January 2019. We wish Mr. Cronier the best of luck and health. “SRHS Board
As the election approaches be mindful that special interests infused the current crop of supervisors with campaign donations. Take a look at which engineering, construction, and other firms get awarded county contracts and look at the amount they spend on donations to the Board of Supervisors. Look at our recent detailing of Paula Yancey’s campaign
As you sift through what is real and what is razzle dazzle, something to keep with you: Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves. Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles? Even so every good tree
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Update: June 29, 2015 An attendee at the Board of Supervisors meeting informs us that McKay talked about the below idea, but felt it wasn’t a good idea at this time. He made no motion. He apparently had a change of heart in the 10 hours between his statements to SRHS Watch and arriving at
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Monday the Board of Supervisors stated that “We will be making no other comments today to any news outlet or any other media pending the release of the story in the Mississippi Press.” Troy Ross will be on WXXV-TV’s newscast tomorrow with his view of the Singing River pension problems. Might this also mean that
SRHS Watch will return to regular posting after attending to duties in our nation’s capital. The Board of Supervisors continues to build a fiction around the relationship with the Singing River Board of Trustees and also as to any possible resolution. SRHS Watch will again be dismantling this fiction.
Joanne Anderson, reporting on Gautier’s city council meeing, had this nugget in The Mississippi Press: City Attorney Josh Danos who has left the firm of Dogan and Wilkinson to form a new partnership with former Chancellor Chuck Bordis was chosen to retain his position with the city following a mayor and council decision to terminate