Wednesday, March 5, 2014

DUI Dishonor Roll




Last weekend APD took five (5) impaired drivers off the road -- one of them, Carlos Saravia, age 27, now a third time offender.  Keep your fingers crossed this coming weekend, with the Blarney Blowout.  Or better yet, stay off the roads.


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1 comment:

  1. Civics 101:

    Take a dollar bill out of your wallet. In the upper left of the front, under where it says "The United", you will find this in fine print:

    "This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private."

    You can't ever not accept cash if someone wishes to pay in cash, it's part of what a so-called "fiat currency" means, the government says you gotta accept it.

    On a more practical note, if your mission is to provide services to children, not accepting cash is yet one more potential barrier to participation -- and it is all about the kids, isn't it?

    I'm thinking particularly of situations where a third party is quite willing to quietly pay for something as long as it is anonymous. They don't want the child or the child(s) parents -- let alone the entire community -- to know who did it.

    For all kinds of legitimate reasons.

    And it may even be someone involved in the organization itself who -- aware of quite confidential information about the family -- is quite happy to pay out of his/her/its own pocket for a particular child -- and one can only imagine how that would be treated in Amherst were it to become known.

    You gotta accept cash if someone wants to pay that way....

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