Herald doesn’t

go far enough

To the editor:

I must question your misplaced concern after reading your recent editorial “Councilors go too far on recall.” I’m not a Steve Brocato supporter. I can’t be. I’ve only met him twice for a few seconds. This isn’t about Steve Brocato. It’s about transparency, accountability, and honesty. Four of our city councilors fired the city’s top employee. They offered no coherent reasoning, except councilor Bonebrake. Why isn’t the Herald asking more questions? We’ve read one editorial. Good. Where’s the follow-up? Where are the one-on-one interviews? Councilor Bonebrake: What

Wait until the next election

To the editor:

Several city councilors felt that Steve Brocato was an effective and efficient city manager. Others found him to be abrasive to the public and disrespectful of the city council. Unfortunately for him, the latter group was in the majority, and he is now our ex-city manager.

Now we have calls for boycotting York's and Bella's. Petitions to recall Dennis Dorrah and Bev Calder are being circulated. What next? Shall supporters of Dorrah and Calder ask for a boycott of businesses that support their recall? Should the anti-Brocato side seek to recall pro-Bocato councilors? Enough is enough!