It's a step in the right direction.

They have money, and the system needs to step in and bite the bullet and not ignore the errors made. Instead, they got rid of the people who made some of the decisions, gave them huge severance packages and are now cutting the people that make the least money to make up for it.

It's not going to be a happy ending for everybody. There need to be cuts. I understand that. But where is the accountability? If they are a morally responsible entity, they will do what they should, which is take responsibility for seven years of poor business decisions that created the hole we are in.

We'll be staying right here in the neighborhood,

We'll be staying right here in the neighborhood, ... We're not leaving Westport.

... Loud doesn't mean right.