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Mayor Richard Sykes
Should Mayor sykes be recalled?
Question, should mayor be recalled based on trust, transparency, fiscal responsibility, and commitment?
History of Mountain Home Idaho
Fireplace Disappears From Carl Miller Park
When visiting with a local business owner the other day, I was asked about what the truth is of what happened to the historic stone fireplace in Carl Miller Park. Article was given to me from Mountain Home News. Did you know you can request just about anything that if of interest? You will need to have dates and subject that helps you get what you want.
ALL WE HAVE NOW ARE DISTANT MEMORIES OF OUR CHILDHOOD AND FAMILY CELIBRATIONS THAT HAVE TAKEN PLACE OVER 100 YEARS.
STOLEN BY THE MAYOR RICHARD ALLEN SYKES
Fireplace in Carl Miller Park click on the picture to see what it looked like before it disappeared.
There was a history of this historic gathering place that dates back to the beginnings of Mountain Home. Tied to the Basque Community.
cause and effets for recall
Mayor will not sign anything with the City Council.
Mountain Home Idaho City Council meets with Elmore County Commissioners to discuss possible renewal of Dispatch agreement. Council discusses Partnership with County to manage animal shelter out of office hours services and how to move forward. Council and Commission believes there is a challenge that needs to be addressed between two department leaders. Topic and persons not divulged. Important County Water Project to be indorsed by city council. Mayor sends notice to commissioners that he will no longer be signing the same letters of importance that the city council wish to have a say in. Although Ironically mayor asked each council member what they thought of his last letter of which they will not be a part of.
UPDATE: I requested the letter mayor sent to council over his epiphany of two separate bodies, no team here. Mountain Home! No "One Town One Team" here.
Millions to be paid and no resolve in sight. Two extensions and no funding to be found for LID 1
Mayor 90 % of all Special Council Meetings are a no show.
Mayor 90 % of all Special Council Meetings are a no show.
Mayor Jane Doe has announced a new initiative to make MohoidahoWatchdog city more environmentally-friendly. The plan includes incentives for businesses to use sustainable practices and reduce waste, as well as the expansion of bike lanes and public transportation. The mayor hopes to make MohoidahoWatchdog a leader in green innovation.
TJ's harassment in negation new contract 2023-2024
Mayor 90 % of all Special Council Meetings are a no show.
The results of the local election are in, and John Smith has been elected as the new mayor of MohoidahoWatchdog. Smith won with a large majority of the votes, thanks to his platform of job creation and community development. Smith has promised to work hard for all residents of MohoidahoWatchdog and make the city a better place to live.
New bill proposed in state legislature
New bill proposed in state legislature
A new bill has been proposed in the state legislature that would increase funding for public schools. The bill aims to reduce class sizes, improve teacher salaries, and provide better resources for students. Supporters of the bill say that it is long overdue and will help provide a better education for all students in the state.
Local business owner wins award
New bill proposed in state legislature
Jane Doe, owner of the popular MohoidahoWatchdog bakery, has been awarded the Small Business Owner of the Year award. Doe was recognized for her dedication to using locally-sourced ingredients and for her commitment to giving back to the community. She has also been praised for her delicious baked goods and excellent customer service.