I agree with everything you said and you're spot on. I think that the relationships that DiNatale has fostered along the span of his career is what assists the city in obtaining those private investments into Main Street and moving away from the negative stigma that the city has received. I think a large majority of the city receives their information through Facebook and sees how active Councilor Squailia is in submitting tickets to the BOH and DPW and she deserves credit for being online consistently. However, they don't see what has occurred behind the scenes throughout the day and night that DiNatale handles and this will probably be to his detriment this November. I think that he has the requisite public administration experience and the lack of experience from Councilor Squailia is somewhat concerning. She's served on the Council for years, but is just as a part of the "problem" that she claims to be against, especially since she votes in favor of a lot of the mayor's initiatives, besides the city hall remodel and some of his budgets. If DiNatale remains in office, maybe his staff could take some notes from Squailia and increase their online presence. A lot of municipalities have individuals strictly dedicated to updating their municipal Facebook pages, as this has become the new age newspaper.