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Delivering papers for a private organization in a school district vehicle would appear to be a misuse of public property. This guy's arrogance is beyond belief.
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ReplyDeleteStories like these is what makes me so popular in the local community, but they have to be told.
Bernie!!!!! Same scenario. It's Nazareth and it's allowed. Been that way for years. You should focus your energies in a town that has citizens that care. The people of Nazareth are aok with the status quo and support their routines.
ReplyDeleteSo what if he is the fire chief, he should be setting an example! Some of these guys think they are above the law. Sad thing is this goes on all over the place and nothing is done. I myself tried to support the local business's in Nazareth only to get a $15.00 parking ticket. It was more than the haircut I just got, yes i should have put another .25 in the meter but the man stood by the meter and waited for it to expire so he could ticket me. Guess what I go somewhere else for my haircuts now.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the school district policy on vehicle usage, and why is he doing business on the tax payers time & money?
Comes down to ENTITLEMENT they are think they are owed!!!
No, the van should not be used for other business. Why didn't the cop ticket him instead of asking him about it?
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Zat is zomethings we should focus all of our future efforts into figuring out Mein fuh...I mean Mr President
DeleteHe is using a school van to run personal errands during the day. Who allowed that? Then he has the nerve to park illegally in front of a fire hydrant and has the gaul to dismiss this by claiming privilege as a fire chief. What a bum!
ReplyDeletethe school board should address this asap.
ReplyDeleteIts not an excuse but if he is the assistant fire chief he would have a fire pager on him. Pager goes off van gets moved no biggie. Out of all the issues going on in the boro this makes the top of the list. Priorities people
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