Sun
Oct 28 2007
01:17 pm
By: bill young
Just saw Carol on Gene Patterson's Sunday program.
I did not know she was retiring as director of the
Police Advisory & Review Committee(PARC).
PARC was started by Mayor Ashe because the relationship between the Knoxville police department & the black community was very strained.
Carol is the only director PARC has ever had & will be sorely missed.
GREAT JOB CAROL!!
PS:If you're not doing anything till Labor Day there's a job opening in your district for county commission.
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Carol Scott
Carol has been outstanding. Always fair and unafraid to be candid with either side on any issue. She'll be missed.
I don't know her so I can't say....
I do remember the young man killed at the Wiegels...reaching for a cellphone.That was obscene and nothing was done about it. I use to stop at that Wiegels from time to time. I haven't lately and that may be a reason why I don't.
Weigles, the law
I was putting off getting gas Fri. out of laziness and frugality and my car stalled on Summit Hill. About 5 kind guys were walking down the sidewalk and pushed me up there. The students waved and left and the homeless I think feigned a little tiredness and asked for a coke, but I got them one. It was a blessing they were there, but I try not to use that Weigles, its worse than the Felini Krogers. On the subject of injustice, I was very pleased that the Ga. kid will not have to serve 10 years for oral sex and is home. He was an honor student. I hope he can continue his education. The state of Ga. should pay for it imo. I think his situation was more outrageous than that of the Jenna 6.
I've never had a problem
I've never had a problem with the Fellini Kroger, though I do hate the parking lot, and I wish the recycling bins would get dumped more often.
There was also the time the nice older woman asked me if I could take her to the end of the street. I asked her what street and she indicated Broadway. I declined to help her even when she told me, "They'll kill me!" I might have taken her seriously if she hadn't gotten even more angry that I was quite willing to both call the cops for her as well as wait with her for the cops. I googled later just out of curiosity to see where the end of the street was, and if she did indeed mean Broadway then she was certainly not getting a ride to Florida with me.
carol scott is an example of
carol scott is an example of what we need more of in local (or any) government. a smart, kind, diligent worker.