Mayoral candidate Dana Grubb: the City must have “a comprehensive code of ethics”

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Dana Grubb for Mayor

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Candidate Grubb at City Hall:

  • worked 27 years in various capacities in the Department of Community and Economic Development
  • critical for the City to have a comprehensive code of ethics
  • proposed several years ago but rejected by several Council members including opponent Reynolds
  • need transparency, honesty, integrity in a system built on checks and balances
  • must deflect solicitations for special favors
  • no campaign donations from Bethlehem major developers (deep pockets)
  • also no endorsements from City and elected officials (you scratch my back, I’ll scratch yours)
  • will act solely in best interest of residents

Let’s believe in a better Bethlehem.

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Edward J. Gallagher, Bethlehem immigrant, retired, nearly 50 years as Professor of American Literature at Lehigh University, known as "Dr. G" and "Conan the Grammarian" to students, whose virtual world avatar "EdwardScholarhands" stares at you here, has reinvented himself as the Bethlehem Gadfly.

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One thought on “Mayoral candidate Dana Grubb: the City must have “a comprehensive code of ethics””

  1. The lack of transparency surrounding the so-called Ethics committee, meetings, function and viability is a definite sticking point for many folks, me included, I fully support a comprehensive code of ethics but it will be useless without a city government that exhibits a commitment to transparency on the issue

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