Fourteen applications for the vacant Harbor Master position have been received so far. The Town has established a so-called ‘Interview Committee’ which will be responsible for the interview and hiring recommendation. However, no one seems to know who is sitting on the committee. The Mirror accosted councilman Frank Wendell on the sidewalk, and he stated that he had no idea there even was a committee until just a few days earlier. Wendell also noted that he did not know who was on the committee, but said he would contact the Mayor to find out. Wendell eventually responded to the Mirror on Saturday the 28th, stating that he contacted the Mayor, and that Proto also had no idea who was on the committee, only that Town Manager Manuel had formed it.
Sources tell that Mirror that they also have no idea who is on the committee, but that Joan Natali is probably on it, since she is on every other committee in Cape Charles. The interview committee did attend a webinar Friday on proper interviewing techniques.
About the Author
It is none of your damn business how much water the concrete plant uses. You seem like a busy body.…
According to the Cape Charles Mirror (10/11/26), in the article on “Cape Charles Advances Municipal Building, Harbor Boardwalk and Infrastructure…
Thank you very much for your prompt edit 😊
You’ve posted a photo of Eyre Hall. This can be very misleading. Please correct. Editor's Note: Thanks for the catch!…
Issue #1: This statement lacks clarity about the treatment process for drinking water in Cape Charles, VA: The measurements presented…