Live and Learn…

UPDATED BELOW:

I hoped to provide a transcript of the live chat that Pam O’Connor, Metro Board Chair held today between noon and 1 P.M., but the chat dissappeared as soon as it was finnished. I’ll contact Metro and see if they can email me a copy.

UPDATE 1:
And here it is!
http://www.metro.net/news_info/chat_archive.htm

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