Open government urged as Brightwater spending questioned
Hendersonville readers are urged to support transparency after the City Council used a closed session to discuss the 1.4 million Brightwater loan. The council later moved 249082 from utility reserves, lowering Brightwater bills from 25.38 to 16.77 monthly on average, drawing debate over process and financing. Mayoral candidate Steve Franks questions the closed meeting. City attorney cites potential claim as exemption. The piece advocates full public airing of Brightwater terms to reassure residents.
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Hendersonville
Hendersonville Lightning
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Steve Franks
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Sam Fritschner
The iPhone Dilemma Of An Aging Fossil Smartphone
A narrator laments aging tech as they and their two year old iPhone 4S clash over obsolescence. They envy newer offers yet fear upgrade hype, noting Siri’s attitude and big retailers vying for a trade-in. The piece mixes humor and reflection on being outpaced by modern devices.
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Lynn Huffman
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Ralph Freeman for Hendersonville City Council
Voter guidance letter endorses Ralph Freeman for City Council citing his prior council work planning board leadership Rhythm and Brews success neighborhood watch Scout leader Rotary member and moderate stance urging careful research and informed voting. He is described as a caring neighbor and thoughtful listener.
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Ralph Freeman
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Ralph
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