Never apologizing has found himself in so much trouble over these comments, including a cartoon depicting him stuck in his own hole there on the cover of the new yorker magazine, that the white house and republicans have settled on the next best tactic after apologizing. Are you saying the president did not use the word that has been so widely reported . Im telling you he did not use that word. I didnt hear that word either. Of course notice that i didnt hear asks is not a den. And Lindsey Graham says i know what i said. This comes after another republican confirmed the media reports that the meeting and the use of the term shole was basically all accurate. Thats the backdrop for President Trumps claim that hes the least racist person on the public stage. No, no, im not a racist. I am the leastracist person you have ever interviewed. That i can tell you. Im joined by bill cristal and amy dubois. I will start with professor peterson. Your view of what to make of all of this tonight on t
By Sherry Hamilton on May 12, 2021
The Mathews County Board of Supervisors took just three minutes to pass the $28.13 million FY 2021-2022 budget on Tuesday during a special meeting called for that purpose.
The vote was 3-2, with supervisors Amy Dubois, Melissa Mason, and board chair Mike Rowe supporting the motion to approve the budget and Paul Hudgins and Jackie Ingram voting against.
The balanced budget is approximately $576,000 less than the current year’s budget and requires no tax increase. It provides $15.59 million toward the Mathews County Public Schools budget and $2.33 million to the county’s Social Services budget. It also includes capital expenses of $695,000 for technology that will be covered by a matching grant; $341,000 for infrastructure maintenance, $222,000 of which is for the new public safety radio system; and $14,500 for renovations to structures on the Historic Court Green. The remaining $8.96 million funds the county budget.
By Sherry Hamilton on April 28, 2021
The Mathews County Board of Supervisors was unable to pass the annual county budget on Tuesday, casting a tie vote in the absence of one member. Supervisor Melissa Mason didn’t arrive until the meeting was almost over, saying that her mother was sick. She was late to last month’s meeting for the same reason.
Chairman Mike Rowe and supervisor Amy Dubois voted to approve the balanced budget, which contained no increase from last year and required no tax increase. It was the subject of a brief public hearing earlier this month that drew no objections from the public.