There were celebrations about the hiring on the new Superintendent of Schools and recouping of $4.5 million for the construction of Montgomery Elementary.
One of the features of this annual event is the perilous soap box that every public figure (and then anyone else who wants) gets three minutes to stand on and speak.
The most bizarre moment came as Stephen Souza of the Davis City Council upon conclusion of his speech suddenly offered for a $100 donation to both Measures P and Q, someone could push him into the pool. An offer that Mayor Sue Greenwald smilingly obliged, although I think Councilmember Souza just wanted to get into the cold pool and out of the heat.
Enjoy the multitude of pictures.
—Doug Paul Davis reporting
DPD writes:
“The most bizarre moment came as Stephen Souza of the Davis City Council upon conclusion of his speech suddenly offered for a $100 donation to both Measures P and Q, someone could push him into the pool. An offer that Mayor Sue Greenwald smilingly obliged, although I think Councilmember Souza just wanted to get into the cold pool and out of the heat.”
DBD: too bad you didn’t catch a photo of the ponderous
splashdown…
I’ll bet Mayor Greenwald wishes sometimes there were a wading pool installed in front of the City Council dais, especially when debates become heated!
DPD writes:
“The most bizarre moment came as Stephen Souza of the Davis City Council upon conclusion of his speech suddenly offered for a $100 donation to both Measures P and Q, someone could push him into the pool. An offer that Mayor Sue Greenwald smilingly obliged, although I think Councilmember Souza just wanted to get into the cold pool and out of the heat.”
DBD: too bad you didn’t catch a photo of the ponderous
splashdown…
I’ll bet Mayor Greenwald wishes sometimes there were a wading pool installed in front of the City Council dais, especially when debates become heated!
DPD writes:
“The most bizarre moment came as Stephen Souza of the Davis City Council upon conclusion of his speech suddenly offered for a $100 donation to both Measures P and Q, someone could push him into the pool. An offer that Mayor Sue Greenwald smilingly obliged, although I think Councilmember Souza just wanted to get into the cold pool and out of the heat.”
DBD: too bad you didn’t catch a photo of the ponderous
splashdown…
I’ll bet Mayor Greenwald wishes sometimes there were a wading pool installed in front of the City Council dais, especially when debates become heated!
DPD writes:
“The most bizarre moment came as Stephen Souza of the Davis City Council upon conclusion of his speech suddenly offered for a $100 donation to both Measures P and Q, someone could push him into the pool. An offer that Mayor Sue Greenwald smilingly obliged, although I think Councilmember Souza just wanted to get into the cold pool and out of the heat.”
DBD: too bad you didn’t catch a photo of the ponderous
splashdown…
I’ll bet Mayor Greenwald wishes sometimes there were a wading pool installed in front of the City Council dais, especially when debates become heated!
Happened too quickly and my camera is too slow.
Happened too quickly and my camera is too slow.
Happened too quickly and my camera is too slow.
Happened too quickly and my camera is too slow.