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Carla Miller - Recent lead article in Folio Weekly
Sunday, February 22nd, 2009
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Sharon McEachern (not verified) says:
Fri, 2009-03-06 16:04
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Sounds like folks in Jacksonville haven't yet figured out that when you come upon "Miller's Crossing," you really should stop and look both ways. The Carla Train just might still be comin'.
People who are caught in her "do-right light" may call her a "grenade-throwing" trouble-maker. Oh, Puleez! Carla Miller is an inspiration and an ethics hero. Of course, that is a punishable offense.
Anyone who tries to draw the light of awareness onto ethics issues knows it can be a very unfriendly, sometimes frightening place to be. Hoorah for Carla! Hip Hip!
There's so much to do in ethics work. I think we can be certain, the job will never end. At the Ethic Soup blog, I just wrote the second article in three months on America's arrested mayors -- it's a crowded field. For those interested, the article can be read at:
http://www.ethicsoup.com/2009/03/americas-mayors-keep-getting-arrested-h...
Sharon McEachern