Hundreds of less-than-progressive Harlan residents show up at a meeting on incorporation and say no thank you to the idea of becoming a town:
Opponents feel the costs would outweigh the benefits.
They say incorporation would mean higher property taxes but services, like fire and police protection, wouldn't improve much.
What ingrates. Here they have an opportunity to be governed like other civilized people, and they're whining about the reasonable tradeoff of paying more without getting more.
