New Haven Independent

Posted by: Joey Rodriguez | February 25, 2008 11:52 AM

I'll be watching. Good luck.

Joey Rodriguez
Alderman, Ward 15

Posted by: cedarhillresident | February 25, 2008 12:18 PM

Very cool I will try to tape it!

Posted by: king james v | February 25, 2008 12:25 PM

So i'm assuming that his little section of Dixwell is completely clear of crime, forclosures and blight, and the infrastructure - unlike my neighborhood - is at least 90% in tact?
The only time i hear about this guy is when he's promoting himself.

Posted by: THREEFIFTHS | February 25, 2008 3:30 PM

I agree with king james!!!

Posted by: Eli | February 25, 2008 4:58 PM

Yeah, has anyone gone to the 22nd ward's website? please do, then tell me he's not a hypocrite.
This self proclaimed "man of god" is backing up chingy and ludicris? Will he be filling in at rythm guitar when Slayer comes around?
Get back to work or give up your seat.
Can i assume that Michale Bolton is moving back to run for as East Shore's alderman, maybe sit in on a few meetings each year?

Posted by: Diane Petteway | February 25, 2008 5:11 PM

Greg are you concerned with Stetson Branch Library or do you even know about it!

Posted by: Come on now | February 25, 2008 5:26 PM

Do you people think that an Alderman should be allowed to have a career? Or are they supposed to live off the 2,000 a year stipend that they receive TOTAL. Morehead gives back more to his community in total dollars that he receives in pay, but yopu guys would have him not work, go into foreclosure and be completely relient of political favors to eek out a living? the guy needs to support his family, this is his career, unless you idiots are willing to pay alderman $50,000 a year, you're never going to get great people to give up their full-time jobs to serve on the board. Do any of you really think that Morehead or any other alder is supposed to live off of $2,000 a YEAR?

Posted by: wait a minute | February 25, 2008 7:24 PM

I commend Alderman Morehead for having a career outside of City government unlike some of his colleagues. However he took an oath of office to represent the people who elected him.
Apparently the people in Dixwell believe that he can balance both. Let's hope that his heart and actions can assure his constituency that they made the right choice.