Actually KRush was shopping her resume prior to the election, and was not fired. She applied for and quit for a job that paid more.
As she had a perfect right to do. That's the facts and you can't change it.
Over the last year I have attended Board Meetings where Trustees Sells and Sussman have spoken long if not eloquently of their opinion. And I know that there will be at least two and possibly three strong female candidates running for the next election.
It's interesting that when shopping in Riverside I hear so many people say they like what has happened and the direction things are taking. Maybe you need to broaden your circle. Certainly the winners of the last election did not create the problems we face. They are coping with the results of what was created over many years.
I posted this elsewhere, but here's an example of what they are trying to avoid:
City announces 20 layoffs
By Naperville Sun editors on January 8, 2009 6:32 PM | Permalink | Comments (32) | TrackBacks (0)
In an attempt to help close the $11 million budget deficit, the city of Naperville laid off 20 employees and eliminated 23 vacant positions Thursday. The city would not reveal specifically what positions were eliminated, but did say that the police and fire department were included in the cuts.
The city said the cuts would comprise 5 percent of its workforce and would save $3 million for the year.
Wouldn't it be nice to have some of that money that was spent over the last 4-5 years in our coffers? Well that's gone, so this Board has to do the best it can. Those that were previously elected in uncontested election or lost in the last one really ought to consider joining what is known as "The Loyal Opposition" in the UK. Thump for your party, shout out your views, advocate your solutions. And sign your name. I mean, you are proud to stickup for what you believe, right? So let us know who you are.
Posted Thursday Jan 7, 2010 21:52
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