CenLamar | Est. 2006

Warning: Lamar May Occasionally Rant Allow me to clarify my previous post: It seems to me that some of the anonymous posters are attempting to share important information (See Cenla Antics for good evidence of what I’m talking about). However, they are communicating this information in evasive language. My main point is that when you’re trying to tell the public something anonymously, you should take better advantage of the luxuries anonymity can provide: Name some names and give us some specificity to back up your vague claims. Otherwise, you just sound like gossip. Of course, it is important to exercise…

Question for the Anonymous Bloggers: If you’re going to post anonymously, then why not report specific details? Some of you like to use euphemisms and nicknames for the events and people, and guess what? It just clouds the issues. Speak your truth! Tell us what we need to know. To Billy Gunn: Keep up the good work. If the blogosphere proves anything about Alexandria, it’s that it is nearly impossible to find the real truth around here. It’s all gossip and innuendo, and it seems like no one wants to go on the record about anything. Kudos for the latest…

The Fleecing of Alexandria: The basic story is this: The wife of our city’s attorney created her own consultation company. This consultation company entered into a contract with the Alexandria Housing Authority. This company has been paid at the rate of $18,416 a month or $221,016 a year. Thus far, they have offered no explanation of the services that they have provided. I’m still waiting to hear two things: what they’ve done and why we’ve needed them. In other news, I enjoyed this letter in today’s newspaper, which basically claimed that the President of LC should not be criticized, because,…