Supervisors Dave Colver and Robert "Smitty"Smith have been defeated in the Palmer Tp Supervisor race. Democrats Michael Brett and Joseph V Armato have pulled off an upset.
Today's one-liner: "The shortest way to the distinguishing excellence of any writer is through his hostile critics." Richard LeGallienne
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Wednesday, November 03, 2021
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We smell something fishy here. ???
ReplyDeleteIs that how democracy smells to you?
Delete1:11, your smell thing could be related to Covid. My brother said coffee literally smelled like shit when he had Covid. Covid may make democracy smell fishy to you. Get a Covid test. Stat!
Delete@1:11 AM Who is "we", and what do you smell?
ReplyDeleteNow maybe we will find out why the board of supervisors meets in executive session to discuss items in private. Could there possible be two lawsuits involving the Palmer PD? Like the fatal police car accident on Nazareth Road or the murder in Old Orchard where the responding officers allegedly saw the bad guy in the dark house and did nothing. Or could it be that the township has been borrowing millions and then forced to lay personnel off. Inquiring minds want to know.
ReplyDeleteI think that those large and pervasive signs on trucks, trailers, buildings, and along the bikepath near the post office hurt them more than helped.
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