As with Roper, it simply struck her as unbalanced, especially when it served as the introduction to the rest of the town information. A town history follows on the second page of the profile. Six pages in total, the profile lists the local tax rate, town services, demographic information and local organizations. It can be interspersed with the rest of the information or doesn't have to be there. People can discover it on their own.
Every town has their issues.
It's just how the information is presented and in what format. Earlier this year, Amherst saw its town administrator depart under a cloud of suspicion about possible embezzlement of town funds. In recent years, the town has also seen itself divided over curriculum and students' test scores at the much vaunted but controversial Souhegan High School. But these issues do not appear on the site. Milford's profile starts with a news-rich introduction, though it focuses on improvements to the downtown Oval.