A notice that the Northampton County Elections Commission plans to meet tomorrow at noon has been advertised in The Express Times. Here's what it says.
LEGAL NOTICE Election Commission Meeting is to be held on Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 12:00pm at Election Division 670 Wolf Ave., Easton PA 18042.
The Notice advertised does not bother to inform the reader that it is the Northampton County Elections Commission, nor does it state why they are meeting. Hopefully, it is to discuss having County personnel move the elections machines instead of the private carrier currently in use. I believe this notice is legally insufficient, which will happen ehen you have a solicitor unfamiliar with municipal law.
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They might be meeting to discuss Brown's newest cost saving proposal...eliminating elections in Northampton County?
ReplyDeleteRULE N440. NOTICES AND SERVICE BY PUBLICATION.
ReplyDelete(a) Form. All notices shall be in writing.
(b) Legal Periodical. The Northampton County Reporter shall be the legal periodical for the publication of all notices.
(c) Notice Where Manner Not Otherwise Prescribed. Whenever notice is required to be given and the manner thereof is not prescribed by statute or rule of court, the notice shall be published once in one newspaper of general circulation published in the county, and once in the Northampton County Reporter immediately preceding the event.
BO, was it in the Reporter, as well?
No, but I believe that rule applies to other matters.
ReplyDeletejust more bo hate
ReplyDelete@9:38PM Hypocrite much? How was the drive to Philly?
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ReplyDeletewow, glad I live in Lehigh County
ReplyDelete10:46, You need to rephrase your comment if you want it to stand, or identify yourself.
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