Tribal members are experts at pointing out the ” do nothing” staffers and directors at the Tribal Council. Now, to be fair, most of the employees do their work. We know them too. But the queen of “complicating the simplest task” is Ellen Frye Sharp aka TERO officer. Here’s the setup. During Public Comment, the recurring problem of meeting house maintenance popped up, again. Back up a little further and we learned that last week the Chief blasted our boy Magpie, “master slacker” again, for failing to do maintenance. So Council members start asking about progress and pressure washing the meeting house to paint it. Magpie gets into the broken pump that delayed the work.

Ellen seems to have forgotten the agreement she signed never to work for the Tribe again or run for office.

They called on Ellen to explain the hold up with letting contracts, and it was so painful. So, so painful.  Vice Chair Carlton Hendricks, Jr. talked about the continued delay and the wasted time. The Chief said TERO  “should not be the hold up.” Councilman Mingo Teixeira said pressure washing businesses use 500-gallon water wagons, not needing the pump. Councilman Nelson Andrews was so frustrated he volunteered to the job himself. So most of public comment was spent telling Ellen how to do a job she’s incapable of doing.

The complaints about her delaying projects with her obsession for the irrelevant compliance issues is well known.  She spends most of her time trying to get more of her family members hired instead of negotiating contracts. And that’s not going well at all. And to think she’s over the $9 million broadband project. No budget, no hope of a budget. Hiding God knows what.

The sources keep giving us new details about the raucous episode at the Tribal farm on July 6.

First, at the Cape Codder party, an inebriated Child King (aka Brian Weeden), was the one who invited the crowd to the farm, and even gave party goers the address. The DJ actually tried to discourage the crowed from going.

What’s the use in having the Tribal Police when the chairman breaks the law and get’s away with it? The only thing guaranteed by CK is very bad behavior done with impunity.

More troubling was the fact that one of the Tribal police used his truck, to block the farm entrance gate. Blue lights on, the officer told the crowd they couldn’t come on to Tribal land. CK told him to get out of the way, signaling for people to come through.

The rest went downhill according to witnesses. Pallets were set on fire and people were driving on the Willowbend golf course. The partying went on despite the fire department being called. At 5 am, the poor Willowbend employees couldn’t get to work because the road was blocked.

So where’s the incident report Kevin?

Once again CK is trying to dodge the bullet, run out the clock and avoid any kind of acknowledgement of his atrocious behavior. Everyone knows how awful he is and he’s getting worse.

Even Tarn-x can’t clean us up.