Back in October I attended a forum here at Salisbury University sponsored by a group called PACE which featured three speakers from a think tank known as the Maryland Public Policy Institute. Sad to say, these three speakers were 1/3 of the people in the room, a fourth being the wife of one presenter, a fifth being the woman who runs PACE, and this blogger was a sixth. Yes, there were just six people sitting in a large room listening to these three, which is really too bad and shows a deplorable apathy in the Salisbury area.
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Back in October I attended a forum here at Salisbury University sponsored by a group called PACE which featured three speakers from a think tank known as the Maryland Public Policy Institute. Sad to say, these three speakers were 1/3 of the people in the room, a fourth being the wife of one presenter, a fifth being the woman who runs PACE, and this blogger was a sixth. Yes, there were just six people sitting in a large room listening to these three, which is really too bad and shows a deplorable apathy in the Salisbury area.