Steve Mitchell Quotations

Let this be a starting point for us in renaming B Street a starting point for us to come together as a community all nationalities, bring it down to the human level.

I believe that with my background, the assets that I bring to the table through my life experiences are very valuable to the town. I think having someone of my qualifications is important for a council to have whether it's me of someone with a background of mine.

We may not like the message ... but our flood elevations are going to change. We're going to have to live with the results.

He has a ways to go (to equal SLM Big Daddy), but they're a lot alike, ... Don has said the older he gets, the more he reminds him of 'Big Daddy' - temperament, they're all business. This one's a little more lovable.

I think what the mayor has been able to do since June is focus on the record, why they elected him in the first place.

Our progressive resumption of work at the construction site has continued to go well and we've been bringing more people to site during the week.

I think people should be able to contribute as long as it's local. If this is going to be the future, where outside groups come in to steer local elections toward a national agenda and the law does not change, then at the end of the day the candidates receiving the contributions will have to answer to themselves.

I think this is probably the most important project this town is going to do in the next two years. It defines what the town will be.

I think it's important to look at it to help senior citizens who might take interest in it. It would help take the burden off the senior citizens who wanted to use it.

We continue to move forward to obtain the remaining required antitrust clearances in the U.S. and Europe.

We believe there are no serious competitive concerns that need to be addressed that we have not already evaluated.

We're a service industry, what a town does is it proves services. We need to be able to look and see how we are raising revenues to provide these services.

We are actually working on those bond documents this week, getting that started to get that done.

To be quite honest, I haven't really been paying attention.

We're still assessing the damage, but we now realize it is more in the range of $10 million. We just have a better idea of what the damage is.

We know we have to work hard to keep earning that support so we will be stepping up our activities in the local communities and our communications efforts in the months ahead.

When you have that and you put it all in the mix, at the end of the day, the final decision by the consensus of council is always the best decision for the Town of Herndon. I just want to be a small part of that.

This is a statement from council saying we do understand what our older residents are going through and it's our way of trying to help them. If it helps five people, it helps five people.

After that, she realized what it would take to get to the top this year. Often, our failures motivate us to do even better. Lisa saw that as something she did not want to let happen again.

I kind of feel that this is our season to shine, from the make-up of our team. I guess we'll see how well we can swim.

It's not business as usual and I think that's the key message.

In other markets, particularly in Europe, there are private labels that do command a premium.

Before we can send our people back to work, we have to be assured that there is a durable solution in place to ensure their safety and the security of the site.

It's going well. We've just begun the resumption and, based on our assessment of the security situation, we will continue to gradually mobilize throughout the week.

It's a very similar process to a university or hospital being accredited. It's a thorough process and normally a department spends about two or three years doing self-assessment making sure it meets the rigorous standards required by CALEA.

There's also new mines we're looking at bringing on in Sudbury.

I don't see the election about the issue of day labor. I'm sure there are outside forces and the national media that would frame it like that and would like to keep our local community kidnapped.

The mayor could care less about what people outside of Detroit think about him now,