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Knowing54, as I had said before, in my above comment, I do not have a problem with Stacia having her page I just wish she would tell the whole story and not just give bits and pieces. Evidently you did not read my comment very well. I thought Stacia had a bit more credibility, but evidently I was mistaken. One of her posts referenced the US average price per gallon of diesel. I can only assume she was trying to tie it into the city budget for fuel and the city should be paying less. Off the same website, there was also the New England average ($ .20 higher). I asked why she didn't post the NE prices and asked if she felt her statement was a bit misleading she replied: Warwick WATCH no Bill Provencal-- YOUR comments are misleading. If NE diesel prices are higher than national average how could the city pay less?? My question got me blocked and removed. There are many other people I know that were also banned for asking questions of her plans, disagreeing with her or citing her misleading statements. She then, on her page, states that w were derogatory, If she is going to have the page she should be prepared for critics and people to disagree- makes for healthy debate. I looked on her page for information of what her "better direction" is and there is nothing there but the same rhetoric she espoused during her campaign, There is no comprehensive plan or ideas that would take Warwick in a "better direction".

Mr Maloney, you are not specifically aware of Stacia's pages. Your multiple comments on both her pages is contradictory. If I had a page that brought up issues that people did not agree with I would accept their comments and criticism. I am sure you and I could have some great debates and discussions.

Mr. Tokerman, (great name), ACI labor is not free. Anyone who wants to use inmate labor has to pay administrative fees and also pay that inmate labor. You can thank the ACLU for having to pay the inmates. Buying melter, more trucks to haul snow and front end loaders, fuel, wouldn't that cost more tax dollars?