It is good to now and then reconsider traditions especially in light of the law.
I'd guess most would like to continue the Rotary 4th of July events, but I would prohibit them from picking who gets to set up an information table on the field. That should be up to Bar Harbor government.
One year the Rotary approved a guy who'd traveled here from Down South to promote a group that does not recognize the authority of the Supreme Court to interpret the Constitution, but instead pushes the notion that sheriffs get to enforce their own interpretations. (We know how that has worked in the South and elsewhere.)
It is good to now and then reconsider traditions especially in light of the law.
I'd guess most would like to continue the Rotary 4th of July events, but I would prohibit them from picking who gets to set up an information table on the field. That should be up to Bar Harbor government.
One year the Rotary approved a guy who'd traveled here from Down South to promote a group that does not recognize the authority of the Supreme Court to interpret the Constitution, but instead pushes the notion that sheriffs get to enforce their own interpretations. (We know how that has worked in the South and elsewhere.)