Snellville’s Displaced Left Turn Intersection- The Real Story
In 2012, I started writing the “Council Confidential” series of articles as a means of providing information about council actions that were being inaccurately presented […]
Snellville City Council
The Truth Lies Beyond the Smears
The latest smear campaigns have caused me to reflect on events of the past six years. The memories that first come to the surface are […]
Robert’s Rules of Order- A Quick Overview
Currently in its 11th edition, “Robert’s Rules of Order” is a 669-page volume that delineates a set of rules for properly implementing parliamentary procedure. Commonly […]
Election Season Rumors & Facts
Shortly after being sworn in as member of the Snellville City Council, I began writing “Council Confidential”, a section of the CutToThe-Chase.com blog devoted to […]
In Honor of Snellville’s Finest
This past Monday night (8/26/13), the Snellville City Council honored four exceptional members of the Snellville Police Department who have served the citizens of the […]
Troubled Waters, Broken Dam, Part 3
Barring any unanticipated monsoons, hurricanes, tornadoes, civil unrest or legal entanglements, work will soon begin to repair the drainpipe and standpipe that will enable the […]
Yet Still More Adventures in City Attorney Land Again
My apologies to the citizens of Snellville for being a part of the latest negative publicity for our city. However, I would not be fulfilling […]
Divided We Stand, Part 3- Judgment Day
On March 19, 2013 the citizens of Snellville’s were awarded a victory in the fight for transparent, honest, productive and democratic government. That may seem […]
Divided We Stand, Part 2
The seeds of division within the Snellville City Council, were sown a number of years ago, when Emmett Clower, who had been mayor for 26 […]
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