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Friday, July 29, 2011

Trifecta?

Recently the Greater Clark County School Board lost a member when Mr. Robbie Valentine decided to resign at the end of the year.  The board has announced that it will select a new member to replace Mr. Valentine, based upon a rigorous vetting of applicants wishing to take Mr. Valentine’s place on the board.

Mr. Mark Pavey, recently elected vice president of the board, and his wife, Connie, executive assistant to the superintendent at GCCS, were spotted by a local reporter as they were entering a travel agency a few days after the board announced its intention to select a new member.  The reporter followed the Paveys into the travel agency and asked Mr. Pavey if he had any specific candidates in mind to fill the spot on the board.  Mr. Pavey, who appeared to be slightly annoyed by the reporter’s question, replied tersely, “No comment.”  He then commented, “What wifey wants, wifey gets…capiche?”

Mrs. Pavey added, “We’d really like to keep it in the family, if you know what I mean.  I have a family member who is just CRAZY to get her hands on some REAL power…and I mean that…literally…

Mr. and Mrs. Pavey declined to comment further and walked away from the reporter in order to speak with a travel agent.*


*Not intended to be a factual account.  See definition of “spoof,” at:

3 comments:

  1. Another great bit of reporting, cindiloohoo! Can't believe you got all three of them to pose! Again!

    When folks see the right up about this new appointment in the paper, I hope they remember they saw it here first!

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  2. Really..executive assistant to the Supt??? wow..are you behind the times..

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  3. Todd, you might be right about me being behind the the times.

    What is Connie's "position," at present? "Behind" the power? Or, maybe, "below," the power? "Queen Mum," perhaps?

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