
Opinion
Our View: Let the Dock Committee Be a Dock Committee
Not every civic body needs a subcommittee, even if the coffee is already made.
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“Where the coffee’s hot, the lakes are cold, and all the children are above average.” — Serving the Chain since 1897.
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Opinion
Not every civic body needs a subcommittee, even if the coffee is already made.
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A dock committee should be a dock committee: temporary, practical, and done when the docks are sorted. Misquah has a habit of forming committees that live long enough to require refreshments.
We need less ceremony around questions that can be answered with a shoreline map, a tape measure, and two people willing to say no.
Let the committee meet, hear the permits, make a list, and then mercifully become history. The chairs can be returned to the Fire Hall closet.
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