Residents group falls silent after founder leaves United States

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A Westminster residents group called for the ouster of the city council exactly one year ago this week, but the organization has dropped out of the public spotlight in recent months now that its founding president works in Central America.

“That?s usually a good thing, when it?s quiet. That signals to me that we are responding to the concerns that were raised,” Westminster Common Council President Roy Chiavacci said.

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