Water Works manager, David M. Conti, however, said Griffin asked him questions about the language of Dwyer's letter. Dwyer praised the efforts of Mayor Michael J. Sullivan, who has helped broker the Mt. Tom sale, which Dwyer says would be good for the city. He's in the middle of things. Sullivan said he is hopeful the DEM will not drop its Mt. Tom plans. But he criticized the negativity he said has threatened to derail the ski area purchase.
Nobody trusts anybody.
The city, Sullivan said, is overrun with people who challenge the credibility of the state and almost anyone else in the political arena with whom they disagree. Used with permission.