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Friday, November 06, 2009

Lehigh County's First SuperClerk Gets Major Award

What is it with Lehigh County and all these major awards? I'm getting notified of at least one every week. The latest one goes to Andrea Naugle, Lehigh County’s first ever Super Clerk.

Northampton County has a Recorder of Deeds, a Clerk of Courts and a Register of Wills. But LC Exec Don Cunningham decided to consolidate all those offices into one SuperClerk.

"Records Deeds faster than a speeding bullet. Collects fines with more power than a locomotive. Able to leap tall bookshelves in a single bound --- 'Look, up in the sky,' 'It's a bird,' 'It's a plane,' 'It's Superclerk....' "

Ironically, Andrea was initially opposed to this idea, and even fought against it, unaware at the time that she possesses super powers. Now, she's been recognized and honored by Lehigh Valley's the Business and Professional Women’s Club with their 2009 Nike Award.

The award, presented by Dr. Lex Luther, is forged from kryptonite.
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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousNovember 6, 2009 at 12:55 AM

    This is only half as shocking as the Republican upset in Norco and 1/3 as shocking as my learning on Election night that Pawlowski is only 42 years old? is that true?

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  2. AnonymousNovember 6, 2009 at 9:30 AM

    "But LC Exec Don Cunningham decided to consolidate all those offices into one SuperClerk."

    voters made that decision bernie. the executive and commissioners backed it, but voters made the all.

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