Central’s lesson for St. George: Be careful moving forward

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THE CENTRAL TEA PARTY: Opposition to the under construction Settlement at Shoe Creek, shown in this rendering, sparked a voter revolution in November, costing the mayor and five other elected officials their jobs. On election night in November, disgruntled voters in the City of Central flocked to the polls on a mission to clean house,

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