For both Mayor Ogle, and Mayor pro-tem Erik Paulsen, their term expires in 2025. Mayor Ogle has signs up that indicate she wants to continue as Mayor. I have not seen any Paulsen signs yet, and he was not at the April CTRAN meeting.

You’ve had over three weeks now to get a comment from the mayor and update this story online. Guess we’ll have to settle for just one side of this story.

John Laird speaking as if he knows what good journalism is gave me a laugh out loud moment.

I repeat, nowhere in the story is the reader told that there was any effort to reach the mayor for her side of the story. A good reporter would’ve reported that.

Cockroach’s legacies never fail.

Whew! I was afraid my legacy was fading! I’m your huckleberry.

John is the last person we need to lecture us about “good journalism. John is the former “editor” of the local Associated Press print outlet I like to call “Pravda on the Columbia”. I only wonder who invited you here John; your former employer because they don’t like the competition, or did Mayor Megalomaniac-Ogle’s Campaign hire you to do some out-of-town agitation on her behalf??

We all know what a big fan of Loot Rail you are…is there no choo-choo train to push down the public’s throats in Texas??

I must say I am still not chagrined that you de-camped from America’s Vancouver.

In response to John Laird, Paul Valencia points out here that Clark County Today reached out to City Hall. With the window for response short, the Mayor and Mayor pro-tem had the opportunity to respond individually on these pages. Clark County Today is very responsible in accepting and publishing additional comments, letters, and other points of view, very promptly.

Clark County Today did reach out to the city. To be fair to city officials there was only a two-hour window to get back to us until we posted the story. We said if a response comes after that deadline we would add it to this story or post a new story next week.