We, as a community, live as the wind blows with visitors; they bring the money into the city, ... When they come, they require protection. The way I see it, it is an insurance premium I pay so that visitors and residents can be safe.

My main objective is to let the community find out who their neighbor is, whether they're in Eastport or in Parole. Everything you hear on the radio doesn't really pertain to Annapolis, it pertains to what's going on in Baltimore and Washington, D.C. We want to open people's eyes to what's really going on in our neighborhood.

I have absolutely nothing to say.

She was in the (Westerly) High School meet on Friday. She would have won if she wasn't tired from swimming the day before.

We have the same amount in the budget, but we will be able to get more streets done,

I wish [residents] were more involved, ... We only receive a small group of opinions to go by. If people don't contest, then we have to assume they are okay with it.