"In Lewiston, at least, the mayor's role is very limited. The mayor runs meetings and acts as the ceremonial head of the city.
But he doesn't get a vote or a say in the day-to-day running of the city." This makes me feel a lot better about Bob MacDonald....there will be a lot of bark but no bite.
Brooks must be a real redneck if he doesn't understand what the OIC can sue him for. You can't open a Mom and Pop coffee shop and call it Starbucks, you can't start up a new car company and call it Chevrolet, you can't open a local fast food joint and call it McDonald's, and you can't have an event with games and call it Olympics. Brooks is definitely not the first one to run into this: http://articles.latimes.com/2009/oct/16/nation/na-olympics-name16
lebearun's Comments
Maybe their signs are in the
Maybe their signs are in the same place that the Maine State Labor mural and the original "Open for Business" sign is.
ummmmm....where's the
ummmmm....where's the article??
Because he IS Ronald.....err,
Because he IS Ronald.....err, Robert MacDonald after all
"In Lewiston, at least, the
"In Lewiston, at least, the mayor's role is very limited. The mayor runs meetings and acts as the ceremonial head of the city.
But he doesn't get a vote or a say in the day-to-day running of the city." This makes me feel a lot better about Bob MacDonald....there will be a lot of bark but no bite.
Brooks must be a real redneck
Brooks must be a real redneck if he doesn't understand what the OIC can sue him for. You can't open a Mom and Pop coffee shop and call it Starbucks, you can't start up a new car company and call it Chevrolet, you can't open a local fast food joint and call it McDonald's, and you can't have an event with games and call it Olympics. Brooks is definitely not the first one to run into this: http://articles.latimes.com/2009/oct/16/nation/na-olympics-name16