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Your Turn: Your Feedback On E.J. Noble Worker, Dr. Dirty & Tax Hike

Story Published: Oct 8, 2012 at 1:50 PM EDT

Story Updated: Oct 8, 2012 at 6:35 PM EDT

The lab employee responsible for the botched blood transfusion at E.J. Noble in Gouverneur was allowed to stay on the job. The worker is even helping with the hospital's correction plan:

 

The worker should at least be suspended pending an independent investigation.

Michael Foy
from email

Unbelievable and unforgivable!

Lewis Goutermout
from email

What about the others who didn't realize it was the wrong blood? Obviously there were problems ALL over this hospital, not just the lab.

Steff McElwee Thomas
from Facebook


St. Lawrence County's proposed budget is calling for a property tax hike of close to 20 percent:

 

People can not afford this kind of increase.

Francis McDougal
from email

I have a hard enough time paying bills and buying food as is.

Jaime Hughes
from Facebook

My house will be put up for sale.

Nancy Rielly
from email



Dr. Dirty brought his act to Watertown.  But Councilwoman Roxanne Burns didn't think the raunchy comedian belonged at the fairgrounds:

 

Burns...was charged with aggravated DWI and leaving the scene of an accident.  Dirty language...does not put people's lives in jeopardy. The councilwoman needs to reevaluate her priorities.

Patrick Collette
from email

Burns needs to brush up on the Constitution, particularly the part about freedom of speech.

Scott Burrows
from Facebook

If you don't like a performer, don't pay to see them.

Douglas Osborne
from Facebook

She should just concentrate on the real issues with the city of Watertown.

Thomas King Jr
from email

 
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
, Watertown, NY

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