Mayor Jack Seiler is telling anyone who will listen that the city doesn't deserve the bad rap it's getting for how it treats the homeless. Seiler's making his case while the national media focuses on Arnold Abbott, the 90-year-old widower who faces potential jail time after being cited twice by police for running afoul of the city's new law that regulates outdoor homeless feedings. "This is not Jack Seiler vs. Arnold Abbott," Seiler said. "He's a good guy." Homeless advocate faces mayor on TV, braces for Wednesday run-in with police Mike Clary By moving his regular feeding program from a downtown city park to a nearby church, 90-year-old activist Arnold Abbott dodged a...
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