There will be no show tonight due to issues with the Internet.
BAY CITY, Mich. — I have confirmed that Carrollton High School history teacher Matthew Sylvester delivered a profanity-laced speech during the April 7, 2025, Bay City Commission meeting.
The public comment period centered on a controversial “welcoming city” resolution, which would have declared that all residents are welcome in Bay City. The commission initially passed the resolution in a narrow 5-4 vote.
However, during the April 7 meeting, Bay City Mayor Christopher Girard announced he had vetoed the resolution. The commission had the option to override the veto but declined to do so.
During the Monday meeting various people from the community spoke in favor and opposition of the resolution.
Carrollton High School History Teacher Matthew Sylvester took to the podium using vulgar language and even saying at one point calling Elon Musk and illegal immigrant.
Carrollton Schools Superintendent Tiffany L Peterson sent me the following statement:
Thank you for bringing this matter to my ...
The mayor of Bay City vetoed a resolution that would have declared the community a “Welcoming City,” sparking frustration and disappointment among some residents during Tuesday night’s city commission meeting.
Bloomington, MN police chief is now calling the Tesla vandal a “victim” because people were saying mean things about her online. They will also not be prosecuting her.
The teal line is low income Mississippi reading scores. They continue to go up. The orange line is Michigan low income student reading scores. Michigan continues to go in the wrong direction.
Today is Good Friday — the day Jesus willingly gave His life for ours. It’s not about bunnies or eggs. It’s about sacrifice, love, and redemption. Take a moment to remember what He did for you.
