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Mayor Cort Quits As Promised

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Dan Cort Bailn Like Palin

Cort declared he would resign early last month after activist David Dilworth and former Councilman Terrance Zito threatened a recall campaign against him if he didn’t resign immediately. Cort said at the time that the threat wasn’t his reason for leaving office.

Dilworth declined to comment on Cort’s resignation or recall plans, and Zito was unavailable.

The appointment of the city manager, which began after previous manager Jim Colangelo resigned in January — is still unresolved.

Now can the town somehow get some leadership? Leadership that has no kooky sustainable agendas, no personal gains, nothing but serious plans to serve the city’s residents first?

Mayor Cort Quits As Promised

Letters From The Editor – Who Sticks Up For Dilworth?

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His partner, the raccoon hugging ex-councilperson Terrence Zito.

David Dilworth is without doubt one of Pacific Grove’s finest native sons! His achievements in the areas of environment and democracy are legendary. No one attends as many local and area-wide meetings as Dave, not to further his own interests, but looking out for his fellow citizens and their quality of life.

Letters From The Editor – Who Sticks Up For Dilworth?

The David Dilworth Approach To Dating

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Ha ha, it’s just like his political approach. Hand out fliers. LOL.

Although it does remind Squid of Dilworth handing out flyers (printed on paper made from 35 percent post-consumer fibers, of course) at gallery openings back in 2003. “Glass slipper awaits? Tigger wants to settle down with a partner and grow a family,” read the flyer. Tigger, aka Dilworth, was looking for love.

The Dilworth Approach To Dating

David Dilworth Apology To “The Community”

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But not the to persons attacked. Best way to apologize to the community would be to crawl back under a rock and never emerge.

Pacific Grove resident David Dilworth has issued another e-mail, this time apologizing for his previous e-mail to Mayor Dan Cort that told him to resign or face a recall.

 

Dilworth would not comment further on the letter, saying it was addressed “to the whole community” and that it speaks for itself.

David Dilworth Apology “To The Community”

David Dilworth Emails Apologies

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In an email, Dilworth said he has “learned good people were angered and saddened” by his actions last week.

“I made a mistake using words that reasonable people find politically threatening and inappropriate,” he wrote. “I accept responsibility for these consequences and I deeply regret how my actions have upset good people.I promise to be much more careful of my words and comportment in the future.”

Unlike the big fussy press conference in front of the post office at the launch of the attack, he taps out a (too late) apology.

David Dilworth Emails Apologies

Cort Lashes Back At David Dilworth

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Says the activist is a symptom that is fracturing the community.

“I deeply regret how my actions have upset good people and I promise to be much more careful of my words and comportment in the future,” Dilworth said in his e-mail to the community.

Cort, however, said Dilworth made no attempt to communicate with him or any other city council member since last week’s original e-mail and said Dilworth wants “the media to forgive him.”

Cort Lashes Back At David Dilworth

David Dilworth’s Apology Email To Everyone But The Mayor

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Titled it “Mea Culpa”. Better to say “ego sum a moron”, he’ll read that . . .

One of the proponents for the ouster of Pacific Grove Mayor Dan Cort issued an apology Sunday for his actions.

Cort said Sunday he had not received a copy of that letter. He said still believes his stepping down will end what he says has been a distraction in getting the city back on track.

David Dilworth’s Apology Email To Everyone But The Mayor

Letters From The Editor – David Dilworth Deserves Applause

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Sure. Applause that he outed himself, showing everyone what kind of person he really is..

Dilworth deserves applause

The Herald may have managed to demonize David Dilworth for standing up to the mayor and governance in Pacific Grove, but it took at least three articles including an editorial and reprinting Dilworth’s letter to Mayor Dan Cort several times to make Dilworth the demon.

Letters From The Editor – David Dilworth Deserves Applause

Letters From The Editor – Can David Dilworth Muster

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Was 2nd from the last. More people voted for Loosin’ Susan than him.

Recall votes don’t seem to be there

If David Dilworth couldn’t get enough votes to be elected to the Pacific Grove City Council in 2008, and previously, why does he think he can get enough to recall Mayor Dan Cort, and council members Deborah Lindsay, Bill Kampe, and Vicki Stilwell?

Letters From The Editor – Can David Dilworth Muster