He apparently will endorse Rob McCord , who is getting some major union support.
It has been thought that Pawlowski's run was intended to get him a job in the next admin, most likely Secretary of Community and Economic Development.
Today's one-liner: "The shortest way to the distinguishing excellence of any writer is through his hostile critics." Richard LeGallienne
Wages
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Retirement
|
Total
| |
2002
|
$ 135,000.00
|
$ 17,629.00
|
$ 152,629.00
|
2003
|
$ 180,000.00
|
$ 18,801.00
|
$ 190,801.00
|
2004
|
$ 180,000.00
|
$ 16,739.00
|
$ 196,739.00
|
2005
|
$ 180,000.00
|
$ 22,526.00
|
$ 202,526.00
|
2006
|
$ 180,000.00
|
$ 21,689.00
|
$ 201,689.00
|
2007
|
$ 180,000.00
|
$ 22,206.00
|
$ 202,206.00
|
2008
|
$ 177,220.00
|
$ 27,061.00
|
$ 204,281.00
|
2009
|
$ 176,194.00
|
$ 29,815.00
|
$ 206,009.00
|
2010
|
$ 181,460.00
|
$ 23,179.00
|
$ 204,639.00
|
2011
|
$ 179,420.00
|
$ 24,031.00
|
$ 203,451.00
|
Total
|
$1,749,294.00
|
$223,676.00
|
$1,972,970.00
|
Hanover Tp Public Works Director Vince Milite: The cupboard is bare |
Ryan Ingham |
Hanover Tp Manager Jay Finnigan Chairs Gaming Board |
Karen Collis new Exec Director for gaming Board |
Joe Kelly |
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Fegley and Teti |
You have most likely seen press coverage concerning the plight of the homeless during this recent spell of dangerously cold weather. We have chosen not to participate in public debates about how "others" should solve this problem, particularly since the Conference has for the past decade been doing the heavy lifting when it comes to stabilizing the lives of "the least of these, my brothers and sisters" without the need for shining a media spotlight on that work. Instead of being divisive and derisive, we joined with partners who are problem solvers. Our initial plan is to open the Alliance Hall gym only when needed for emergency Code Blue weather conditions. Funding for this initiative is not guaranteed. Staffing details have not been determined.One of Michael's readers, BB, sums it up quite nicely.
Wow. Where to start? Obviously this church commentary is riddled with sarcasm and passive aggressive jabs at caring activists. Who wrote this? From "plight of the homeless" "heavy lifting" referring to homeless people as "the least"? Choosing not to participate in public debates when cold temperatures dictate a life or death sentence is far less than honorable. Personally, I would be ashamed. Implying the media was involved for any reason other than to shine a spotlight on a dire situation is just plain asinine. This is a perfect example of everything that is wrong with our democracy in the year 2014. Caring citizens petition their government to help improve a situation, and they are stifled, insulted, and oppressed by the gatekeepers, people with the power to actually do something. Better yet, let's imply they are crackpots on the fringe, outsiders, not even part of our community. How is 'choosing not to participate in public debates' to solve a problem somehow a badge of glory? After ten-years of "heavy lifting" why don't you have more than an "initial plan" for a code blue? And why hasn't funding or staffing been addressed... yet? ~BBI wrote to Felch. He's too important to write back, but one of his underlings, Ira Faro, tells me that Team Teti started it and even threatened them at a recent City Council meeting. I find that impossible to believe. Faro adds that he raised the money to build WDIY and writes grants for the homeless, so he apparently has some sort of diplomatic immunity.
L to R: Comm'n President Tom Nolan, Officer Kevin Lindsay, Officer Nicholas Durham and Chief Dan Pancoast |
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Treisenr |
In response to this matter I just spoke to Tom O’Donnell. I informed him that the Elections Office has received a complaint in writing in regards to him not following finance laws and spending over $250.00 Dollars on his campaign. He stated that his treasure George Treisner has filed all the appropriate paper work to the state. I then informed him that he is not a state candidate therefore it should not be filed with the state; he is a local candidate who must file on a local level. I also told him that he is going to have to file the finance reports to our office and also if he has a committee he must legally form that committee by filling out the Political Committee Registration Statement. He asked me to mail the papers to him and said that George Treisner is out of town and when he comes back, this will be taken care of.Treisner, his treasurer, was also at that time the Elections Commission Chair. Out of town or not, I decided to track him down. When I got to him, Treisner also told me that he had filed O'Donnell's paperwork with the state.