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As a child, I have distinct memories of my grandparents & parents in daily conversation with neighbors over our backyard fence. The sharing of the day's news over that old fence has now been replaced by the telephone & internet. I give my wistful acknowledgement & a tip of the hat to that long gone time, & open this blog for the neighbors of the Phoenixville area to communicate on just about any subject that comes to mind. Welcome to my backyard fence, where the gate is always open!
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3 comments:
It would be nice, as a tax-paying Phoenixville citizen, to see Mr. Wagner's email address or phone number on the Borough website.
I agree, Fitzy.
While I don't know the reason why Wagner removed his contact information, the removal limits his constituent's ability to have access to him unless they try to reach him when he is home or write him a letter. Both options are problematical.
Personally, as a Council member, I made myself accessible to everyone at any time whether it was convenient or not. Most people who call have problems or complaints they wish to have addressed immediately if not sooner.
I firmly believe being available to the public is part of a public servant or representative's "job".
Isn't Henry Wagner the neighbor of Anthony DiGirolomo?
Phoenixville...Phoenixville...Phoenixville... Will things EVER change?
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