October 18, 2011

The Real Opinions of Councilman Craig Dunwell?

We've received tips that Diane Hoffman and Councilman Craig Dunwell are using the website http://www.lehighvalleylive.com as a forum for their insanity. 

Hoffman can be found under her usual screen name, "Jardinami", as well as countless others. Hoffman's nephew, Craig Dunwell, is also logging in under several user accounts.

Hoffman's Jardinami
http://connect.lehighvalleylive.com/user/jardinami/index.html

Dunwell's LetsRoll
http://connect.lehighvalleylive.com/user/thisdayisours/index.html


Dunwell's use of the screen name "LetsRoll" has been confirmed by numerous friends.




WArern Hospital: Research Litz and he seems to be brought on to hospitals in order to sell them. follow the story! And he get's big buck, so also follow the Money!


Hey, is Berg, standing around NY, with the "Occupy Wall Street" crew?


Wgasaw, I agree that the old gaurd of Alpha Council persons should be replaced.

The town resident/voters already had elected two freshman council persons in Dunwell and Pfeferle.
they have been voted down everytime they tried to institute new wise policies, by the oldtimers!

But, for the lawsuit suggestion, I DISAGREE. Alpha resident are already taxed enough already and you are suggesting to further hurt the people. There is no fun in all this, and I hope this ends real soon!


Krackerman, you should look to the past Alpha Council and their lack of leadership for who "dropped the ball". Current council is a step up from the past "morons" you are talking about. Which council person in 2009 or 2010 was handling the insurance when they forgot to include the rider? Was it perhaps Councilman Harry Zikas? The failure of the past was that they choose to pay the insurance on behalf of the AYAA. The right thing to do was to pay a money contribution to the AYAA and let the AYAA send the insurance company a check, this way the town doesn't appear to be in a position that they are now in. Past leadership failures brought about this!

Forget the lawsuit you are insinuating that would give the family loads of money.

All things consider, a "payment to the family in lieu of what the town residents should have paid for the insurance rider that was dropped is a reasonable thing, as long as the current town coucil is released from the responsibitlity that actually belongs to the AYAA.


Makes one wonder if castration of sexual predators should be the penalty for second convictions!


Which woman are you talking about? What School District is she a board member?


Todd has my vote too!


Looks like the former posting I did earlier today was removed, why? Was it because the powers behind the newspaper didn't like my comments?

I think it was over the top that Mr. Sweigert made such outlandish comments about the people's representatives in the town council. Code of ethics for a "professional" police chief would mandate that he be fired or at least reprimanded for his outbursts. Frustration doesn't give excuse to this using the newspaper to make such derogatory comments, period!


Mayor Wyatt gets the town to give him part of the right of way behind his house! Wow, special favors or what? Does anyone know if he paid the town for this property or did the then council just give him another bone for his playing the fool for Michael P?
Dave Foster you have given some credible reporting in the past, I'd like you to do some real investigating into this, you can start with OPRA and town minutes!


Filing a New Jersey School Ethics Commission complaint aginst a school board member is the usual tactic that school boards take when they don't like a member and don't want him around! This appears to be the same old - same old sleazy tactics being employed by the Hackettstown School Board.
Do you remember that Friscasso was the one who exposed how the school board was going to use "back door" attempts to raise the school superintendents salary to avoid Governor Christy's freeze?
So here come the political payback for being an honest guy and standing up for the people of Hackettstown! Enough said!


So are you saying that P'burg's success would be better under a corrupt regime than an honest guy?
You should've lived back in the USSR, they would have liked your kind!


I agree!


Barbara, I know of the illegal denial of benefits quoted in the article. I'll contact Attorney McDonnell and give him the name and dates. We are proud of you and will support your decision all the way!


GET "your facts right"! YOU ARE IGNORANT of the fact that Dunwell grew up in Alpha!


thanks P-burg Watch! keep up the good work!

Pburgpatriot, shame on you! Alpha is a great place to live and work in and you are ignorant!

If you look at the average cost per call, that the pohatcong police respond to in Alpha, you get a much higher cost for police coverage than in the surrounding towns. Alpha can afford services, they have a 2.8 million budget, but the council has to spend that money responsibly.

The existing police contract has a clause that mandates a letter be sent to Pohatcong in order to properly notify them of any intention to change the contract or not to renew it. Alpha is looking into lowering the cost of police services and wants Pohatcong to join them at the bargaining table. The letter is not an insult, just the right business practice according to contract law. I applaud the council persons who voted for the letter. Those council persons who voted against the letter should spend some time studying contract law or resign if they are not up to the job


FEMA money is like "Obama" money! You give to those according to their "need" and take from those according to their "Abilities" or “We must spread the wealth around”!

Those are the words of Socialistic Communism.

Those who chose to live in a flood zone or not use due diligence to protect their property if the power goes out, shouldn’t take from the hard earned dollars of others to replace their property (wealth)

I know of a person in Hunterdon County who had no electric during hurricane Irene. The basement flooded and FEMA bought him a brand new washing machine. This person makes about $75,000 a year. How Convenient to get someone else to pay for a new washer!

Why does someone in, let's say, Ohio, have to pay for this person's washer?

Socialism = cradle to grave welfare! Take from the earners and give to those who rather rely on government handouts then use wisdom and effort to protect their wealth!

Wait a second, what am I talking about! In today’s America, all property belongs to the Collective and the bureaucrats decide who gets the privilege to hold on to some of it for a while!
That is if you vote the way they want!


Go to the original Dave Foster artice about the Alpha incident. If the lapse of coverage issue is clearly looked at then that mother has every right to demand to have compensation. If you rund an athletic club and let the participating families know their children are insured, then let that insurance lapse, then shame on them.


Rememer the old saying: "A picture is worth a thousand word"? Looking at this picture and seeing Doug Steinhardt behind Kern, makes me think that the Express_times is trying to send a message.

My warning To Mayor Kerns: Stay as far away from Steinhardt as possilbe or else you will be branded as part of the Perrucci-Steinhardt machine!

That being said, I like Kern and will give him a chance to prove himself!

Posted on Pohatcong Township forms committee for new and improved website on September 30, 2011, 10:50AM

Dianna_Rogulski, I can't believe you are on the side of Violence! No One, no matter what they say or whatever their attitude is, should be assaulted! Assaulting a person is a criminal action and those doing so should be punished and here you are saying grow up to the person allegedly assaulted.

Of course the coach is innocent until proven in a court of Law, but let's let the law work!


Carlglas, the issue is whether the town is obligated to pay or not. If it's true, that normally the town carried the correct insurance, then this girl's accident would have been covered, like the other children who got hurt in the past were covered.

Reading the Article, one could think that either Councilwoman Tarsi, Mayor Hanics or another person responsible for maintaining the correct issurance failed in their job.
Did the mother have a reasonable expectation that her child was covered. If this is the case, then the town should pay.

If you were an Alpha resident you would know that Councilman Dunwell was elected to council, because the residents of Alpha were tired of the status quo hacks like Tarsi, Zikas, and Hanics. They have been negligent in their jobs. Dunwell is mad as H_ll, that things like this have to come to a head because we have such poor performance by those who sat on there arses doing nothing for the town and collecting a taxpayer funded check. Look at Zikas who hardly comes to meetings and when he does, he shows the town he is a do nothing and thanks to his brother he has this politics as usual stint of grazing from the public trough! Now he and his brother want to be elected again, shame shame!

If the residents of Alpha want to same old - same old, then shame on them if they re-elect the two Zikas brothers and Hanics.




Most of the comments here have veered off topic. But, Thurman2 you are on topic, but only partly right. Right to remember Ed Hanics at election time, and Remember his opponent Craig Dunwell. Councilman Dunwell recongizes the mediocre job Ed Hanics is doing and will do a much more professional job as mayor, so I will vote for Craig Dunwell.

About the issue of whether the town is obligated to pay or not. In this specific instance, if it is true that normally the town carried the correct insurance that would have covered this girl's accident, and either Councilwoman Tarsi, Mayor Hanics or another person responsible for maintaining the correct issurance failed in their job, then the Mother is correct to ask the town to pay the cost, since she had a reasonable expectation that her child was covered. If this is the case, then the town is obligated to pay. But, under no circumstance do I endorse going to court over this, if she does only the lawyers will win, the taxpayers will have to foot the bill, so please keep this out of court.

If there was never any type of coverage and the Mother signed a waiver, then the town has no obligation to pay, but if we started a collection of only $2 per town resident then this would be paid for voluntarily, so why not start a petition to have the town council pay this with a resolution and we all can feel good about helping a hurting family.


The specific plan is called United Nations Agenda 21 Sustainable Development, which has its basis in Communitarianism.

In a nutshell, the plan calls for governments to take control of all land use and not leave any of the decision making in the hands of private property owners. It is assumed that people are not good stewards of their land and the government will do a better job if they are in control. Individual rights in general are to give way to the needs of communities as determined by the governing body. Moreover, people should be rounded up off the land and packed into human settlements, or islands of human habitation, close to employment centers and transportation.


Have you wondered where these terms 'sustainability' and 'smart growth' and 'high density urban mixed use development' came from? Doesn't it seem like about 10 years ago you'd never heard of them and now everything seems to include these concepts? Is that just a coincidence? That every town and county and state and nation in the world would be changing their land use/planning codes and government policies to align themselves with...what?

Councilman Clemmer has stated the truth and is looking out for the freedoms of his Belvidere constituency that would be surrendered if the Town give in to Sustainablity programs pushed by the Agenda 21 front groups.

Go to:http://www.democratsagainstunagenda21.com/


Finally justice, oh, maybe partial justice, because I'm sure the county taxpayers lost tens of thousands of dollars from prosecuting this lame lady! The judge should have ordered her to pay restitution of what it cost to prosecute her and also the lost interest that money could have been earning!

Anyway, like, Freeholder Chamberain, I am glad this is finally over!


The way ordinances are passed is very clear in the law. If the township legislators didn't follow the law, the ordinance will be tossed. I commend the Marinelli's and James families. They are willing to put the township elected officials through the legal process of defending their actions, which is part of being accountable. If the officials are found out to be in the wrong, then Lopatcong voters should boot em out of town!

As I understand, citizens are given the opportunity to review a proposed ordinance after its first reading and first passing on the vote of the township committee. When the ordinance comes up for the second reading, then the citizen is well informed about what they have a chance to comment about during public comment. It the town amends the ordinance after the first reading then they tried to pull one over on the voters and are outlaw legislators, IMHO.

Let the trial begin and we will see what happened!


I agee with you adidas. Ane the reporters for the Express are within that power structure so they only provide a slanted view. Truth be damned, the consolidating of power must continue!

If anyone was honest, they would look at current contractual obligations that Pohatcong have that would have to be resolved before they participate in a regional police force. The Lawyers behind this don't want the Express times to report on this so they are NOT!

This issue will not go away!


New Jersey voters better wake up. The truth is; Europe is about to collapse, Obama is in collusion with the private banking cartel called the Federal Reserve Bank that is sucking us dry by inflating the currency, Union thugs like Jim Hoffa are calling for violence against Americans and Obama does't renouce him, Americans are still coming home from overseas in Body bags, Socialist have taken over the whitehouse, and we are heading into a Global plantation. Cloward and Pivens is alive!

I believe in the New Jersey motto of Liberty and Prosperity. You can't have prosperity without Liberty. Unions want card check and take from the workers the right to a private vote. Their leaders are taking their members' money out of their pockets, without choice, and sending that money to largely socialist agenda programs. The list of what is wrong with the current unions goes on...

New Jersey needs lower taxes. One way to move forward without huge tax increases, is to repeal the prevailing wage law. The law that gives Unions control over public money capital projects. Does Oroho and gang support repealing prevailing wage. With the $136K in donations, maybe the 24th Republicans should think about returning the measely 15K donation from the unions. The union knows the Democrats in the 24th have a snow ball chance in H_ll to win, so they are playing their cards with the status quo.
The independent candidates are the best choice for the future of this state.


I agree with MattinEaston. Pennsylvania has stood with the right to keep and bear arms for individuals to protect themselves from thugs. Pennsyvania has open carry rights still intact. If Mr Eells or his friends had openly carried weapons, the shooting would not have occured.
But, thankfully Mr. Eells was able to get his legally concealded weapon to hand, and was able to stop a murder, that is what would have happened to him if not carrying!

Posted on Temple University student, teen suspect trade gunfire on September 07, 2011, 11:02AM

tax payers need to revolt, because the salaries have become so over-weighted that the school system is revolting to my stomach!


I was wondering if Lopatcong has an application for building the Asphalt plant started here yet?


How about a follow up! You didn't see Councilman Alex Zikas at Alpha borough's meeting last night either!

Since March 11, he hasn't been at many meetings!


Ex-Warren Cnty Democrat Chairman Perrucci and current Warren Cnty Republican Chairman Steinhardt together, along with ex-governor Jim "Flim-Flam" Florio and a whole posse of lawyers in their law cartel, are organized to separate the Warren County taxpayers from their money every "legal" way they can. If it smells bad it probably is!

Don't forget that Perrucci's brother, sister, niece and other's aligned with him through nepotism and favoritism are feeding off the public dole in one way or another! Do your research, and follow the money, it all flows to the Perrucci machine cartel.

Also, who else but, Phillipsburg councilman and (DRJBC) Bridge commission sycophant Dave "the rave" Degerolamo was hired by Inter-county Paving Associates. So much for political payback!

OH, I AM SO TIRED OF THIS!


Forio, Perrucci et all tied to Asphalt applicant public contractor Inter-county Paving!

Ex-Warren Cnty Democrat Chairman Perrucci and current Warren Cnty Republican Chairman Steinhardt together, along with ex-governor Jim "Flim-Flam" Florio and a whole posse of lawyers in their law cartel, are organized to separate the Warren County taxpayers from their money every "legal" way they can. If it smells bad it probably is! Poor Phillipsburg takes the brunt of it, so keep on bending over for your daily dose of typical P'burg Politics!

Don't forget that Perrucci's brother, sister, niece and other's aligned with him through nepotism and favoritism are feeding off the public dole in one way or another! Do your research, and follow the money, it all flows to the Perrucci machine cartel. Also, who else but, Phillipsburg councilman and (DRJBC) Bridge commission sycophant Dave "the rave" Degerolamo (Kevin's Brother) was hired by Inter-county Paving Associates. So much for political payback!

Time for the Fed's to look into all this!

OH, I AM SO TIRED OF THIS!


GoodNewz22, I couldn't agree with you more! Ex-Warren Cnty Democrat Chairman Perrucci and current Warren Cnty Republican Chairman Steinhardt together, along with ex-governor Jim "Flim-Flam" Florio and a whole posse of lawyers in their law cartel, are organized to separate the Warren County taxpayers from their money every "legal" way they can. If it smells bad it probably is!

Don't forget that Perrucci's brother, sister, niece and other's aligned with him through nepotism and favoritism are feeding off the public dole in one way or another! Do your research, and follow the money, it all flows to the Perrucci machine cartel. Also, who else but, Phillipsburg councilman and (DRJBC) Bridge commission sycophant Dave "the rave" Degerolamo was hired by Inter-county Paving Associates. So much for political payback!

OH, I AM SO TIRED OF THIS!


Shocking! the idea that any Warren County school boards would give back to the people.

They so happily extract thousands of dollars a year out of the pockets of those measly peons, so why would they even consider giving a few dollars back to them and hurting the happiness of the school cartel!


You are right! "Prevailing wage" laws were made to benifit the union contributors to Democratic campaigns, period! Not helping the taxpayers, but fleecing them like sheep!

It is time for the Taxed Enought Already patriots in New Jersey to get their butts in gear and sweep out the career politicians.


"Most of the New Jersey tea Party Organizations" you are familiar with don't openly support candidates, they support constitutional principles and it's up to the candidates to tell the voters if they will hold up to an oath to the constitution or not. There is no way the dems will win after reading the letter from Leslie Huhn, we realize what a lost puppy she and her cohorts are!

the Debate should be for all candidates not just those of two party! BTW read Washington's farewell address about not having parties (paragraph 20), read the whole address, it is great reading! http://www.earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/milestones/farewell/text.html


BAN A TOLL INCREASE


Tom Rowan, Did you read my post? I don't want to see the P'burg taxpayers get shafted by attoryney fees. The town needs to reduce of refund the money to a reasonable amount PERIOD!

Posted on Town of Phillipsburg cuts woman's lawn, charges $650 on June 24, 2011, 12:14PM

The comments about this is a MONEY making SCHEME for A.T.S. and the township is very True.

Traffic fatalities have gone down is true, but so is the amount of REAR END collisions!

Many states have been banning RED LIGHT Camera systems. Go to: www.motorists.org/red-light-cameras/bad

I ONLY support Red Light Cameras, if they are used by an Officer who is at the scene and pulls over the Perp., and then uses the pictures as evidence. ANY OTHER way is unconscionable!

Posted on Red light cameras to be installed in Pohatcong Township on June 24, 2011, 12:01PM

What a bad decision from the "leaders" of this town.

I'm sure an intelligent person, given such an outrageous bill, will demand it changed to a reasonable amount. Then when these jokers refuse to change it, as they probable won't, the issue of fair billing will go to Superior Court in Belvidere and the town will have to pay attorney fee's and court costs when the Judge rules that it was not a valid amount and change the amount lower. The town will lose money, so will the homeowner and no one wins but the lawyers. BUT. that is the way the system is set up, isn't it?

To the homeowner - look up information on how easy and cheap it can be to file a small claims case without a lawyer, http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/ , but seek the advice of a License Attorney if at all possible. You probably will have to pay the bill first then go ahead with a lawsuit, if they haven't amended it to a reasonable cost.

Posted on Town of Phillipsburg cuts woman's lawn, charges $650 on June 23, 2011, 9:54AM

$45 for beef, turkey ham is a little steep don't you thinK?

Posted on Alpha to celebrate 100th anniversary this weekend on June 22, 2011, 3:24PM

To the best of my knowledge, hollow points are legal to possess, just not legal to use in commission of a crime, even a 4th degree misdeamoner!

Any Attorney's care to take a stab (no pun intended) at this?

Peace out!


raindance, thanks for your comments, bingo -right on the mark! May I make a observation or two?

1. yes- he should of resigned.
2. Why would anyone vote for him again? let's see -Mom, dad, brother, sister, girlfriend and boyfriend, now that's 5 votes, his brother got seven, let's see if which one does better!
3. He doesn't do a good job for the borough -PERIOD! And speaking of attendance, his attendance might even be less than 50% when you add in budget meetings and other meetings that are not on the regular schedule.
4. The people are awake, and looking at last year's election, they won't vote these "parasites" back in. I hope they continue to give the new people a chance!
5. The real election in November will be between Cartabona, Schwar and Wistuk, which two out of these three are best hasn't been determined!


Thank you Thank you for stating the TRUTH!

this is the face of Obamacare sticking its ugly head out for all to begin to see!


Those are really good comments "dedaninn".Now what you need to do is utilize the mandatory right to petition that Phillipsburg has under the State Law.

Look up Faulkner act. We can force any vote on the November ballot we want. Fire the mayor, or get rid of a town council member. Void any current code (law) you don't want. Or create a law just like you suggested , unique to the town! Petition, Petition, petition!

Let's Roll!


Federation - you have great comments! The below are my thoughts!

1. Comparing the two letters. You can see that Mr. Mitzak is going on Brian Tipton's (his bosses lawyer) game plan of personal attacks!
2. Mr. Cartabona's April 29th letter doesn't claim to present facts only the RIGHT TO QUESTION!
3. Why is Mitzak ranting about: "Does he have a degree as an asphalt expert"? Mr Mitzak does resort to playground juvenile behavior. Does it matter what schools or professional inclination Mr. Cartabona has, Mr. Mitzak just wants to invalidate his freedom of speech, i.e. (if your not an "expert" don't speak about the subject). I can't seem to understand why Tipton, Mitzak and others think it is alright to suppress peoples first amendment rights!
4. What witty false information is Mr Mitzak alleging to in the April 29th letter? Mr. Cartabona didn't mention Brian Tipton's law firm by name. His claim about Tipton losing all credibility, is against Tipton's personal acts not against his associates at Florio, Perrucci, Steinhardt and Fader.
5. Mr Mitzak asks: "Do the good people of Alpha really believe they should follow this propaganda?" The answer to that is : "many good people of Alpha feel the need to hear the answers to the questions that many town residents are asking, and they should go to the May 18th meeting and make up your own mind!"
6. What was relevant, in Mr Cartabona's letter, is the right to question whether Alpha Officials should throw away their own zoning rules just to accommodate Mr. Mitzak's employer and the few employees who would run the plant, and is there any REAL benefit to Alpha as a whole.
7. Lastly, Mr. Mitzak own admission and profession of knowledge, of a Cooper's Hawk and its' close proximity to the site of the proposed Asphalt plant, further emphasizes the point about questioning what impact this plant will have on wildlife!

Like you said "Federation", Punk-like tactics seem to be what Alpha residents are seeing from Inter-county paving Associates, their lawyer and their employee, Mr. Mitzak!


Great Article Express-times! Was there a sunshine law violation in the process of hiking the tolls!


Let's see - two trips (Minimum) to Easton a day. That is over $700.00 per year. that is enough for paying my cable bill!

The Toll bridge commission are a bunch of money grubbers, full of cronies, using the public's money for OTHER THAN BRIDGE business. IMHO that is criminal taking. Oh..... for want of the good ole days of tar and feather !


Teachers on school boards are like hiring foxes to guard the hen house, or wolves guarding sheep. Either the sheep get "sheared" or the hens' eggs get eaten! The conflict of interest is huge since NJEA teachers union operatives are wily in how to control the "education" industry!


Great photo.

Yes, the residents of Alpha and Shimer Manor in Pohatcong should question the Asphalt plant proposal in the industrial zone. The fumes from the fire, which were acute, and the threat that occurred, making it necessary to close windows and remain indoors, may be indicative of what potential fumes could be in the air from a hot mix asphalt plant. Alpha Zoning Board hearing is May 18th and 7:30 for those who would like to question this proposal!

We are glad no one was hurt and Linde is still in operation. Many jobs could have been lost. Thank you firemen and hazmat people for all your hard work keeping us safe!


Funrudy, an article about a freeholder visiting a school is hardly the right venue to post your beliefs about Scott Garett. I'm not saying you are wrong, just not picking the best place for people to take you seriously. You seem to have a real hardon for this congressman. When are you going to run for congress?


Drinky: The cost will be by the hours and the closest spots will be taken by those who can afford to pay $10 or twelve dollars for a long time use. This would create parking spots for the wealthy only. The majority of the counties residents that have to do business there, don't want to pay such great costs for parking and will be prevented to have equal access. What about jurors who already have to loose a day's pay at work, to go serve. They have no choice and will be some of those who greatly suffer if the town puts this plan into action.

The land and roads that developed by the courthouse, were given to the county for all the people to use equally, This money making idea creates an unjust system and is a direct unlawful contradiction to the intentions of the giver of the gift!

Like most towns, Belvidere's lack of conservative spending policies created the situation there in. Creating a special tax on users of the roads next to County Government Buildings or the Park is an Absurd use of taxation and those folks who founded Belvidere, Centuries ago, would roll in their graves at such a thought as this, if that was at all possible!

The only agreeable use of parking meters would be if the time was limited to two hours (not all day for the wealthy's benefit) and ALL REVENUE was escrowed for the use of repaving, plowing and basic care of only the roads that the meters are on. This is like for toll roads. Our form of government lawfully can not create a revenue stream (taxation) that doesn't directly and uniformly impact the service given to those who pay. To use any funds extracted from visitors to the county seat for any other Belvidere "projects" or expenses is repugnant to the constitution.

Lastly the only people who really benefit, are the people who are making and selling these machines. The benefit to Belvidere will be minimal and they will create more of a cost to that town's budget than those floating this idea think! People will hate the Belvidere town council if they go through with this, mark my words!


Sewer reports failures then Water department well reports quagmire and all are status quo for the ineptness you see with the recent town managers (council)

Does it sound funny that 100 percent of the town public works employees salaries are paid from the water sewer dept. but eighty percent of their work is not in water and sewers.

ask councilwoman Klara Tarsi if this is her way of saying that Alpha residents taxes are "really" low.

Nothing like the old bait and switch.

If the guy has to return the money paid him, what about the inept councilperson responsible for hiring and managing him?


Too bad those camera's weren't up and running. A private citizen has a right to vidoe record the public right of way, sidewalk, street and his own premises.


I wonder how much money the Phillipsburg School District gave to that company, and if any P'burg School peole got kickbacks?
Just a thought!


The Govenor has been working very hard to make this state financially sound. It took many years of mismanagement by the former administrations, both Republican and Democrats, to get to the shape were in, and it will not be a walk in the park to solve all our financial problems. People don't like severe austerity cuts, but it has to be done, when you don't have enough tax revenue.

We are TAX ENOUGH ALREADY, this spells TEA, this means TEA Party!

The Governor, has been recognized for his strength over the years fighting public corruption. In my book that makes him one of my hero's - if not the hero of many who are fed up with those who get into public office and then betray the people who put them there. Did you read the article about the High School Athletic Director convicted of taking bribes and Kickbacks! These people are why we are broke as a state! That guy was just one who got caught, we wonder how many others just like him are out there! Those corrupt public employees are the one hurting the children, just remember that!


Congradulations Jason, The better candidate for the people won! The people voted and now is the time for Angelo to gracefully throw his support to you for the general election in November!

We are hoping to continue the trend to restore our Republic on a local and national level.

We look forward to the next few years of your work on the Freeholder board and will hope to see the board meetings move occasionally to some of the town halls, as you said would be a great idea!


Congradulations Jason, The better candidate for the people won! The people voted and now is the time for Angelo to gracefully throw his support to you for the general election in November!

We are hoping to continue the trend to restore our Republic on a local and national level.

We look forward to the next few years of your work on the Freeholder board and will hope to see the board meetings move occasionally to some of the town halls, as you said would be a great idea!


When you read the total article by Bill Wichert you read that Angelo wants to keep doing business as usual, like hiring his buddy Lazorisak.

I don't know if this guy Lazorisak is the right man for the job or not, but this being an example of cronyism smacks the taxpayer in the face with the fact That Accetturo is a "business as usual" politician.
I think it is time for a more honest and open government, it doesn't seem that we get that with Accetturo, does it?


My vote will be for Sarnoski!

Thanks Bill for a great article.
ps. check out the great letter to the editor in the Express_times. by Harold Warne
http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/opinion/index.ssf/2010/05/post_31.html


Sarnoski, is the real deal! A citizen who wants to go in and clean house.

He has the energy and the know how to maximize the efficiency and bring county government out into the open. Shed light, and the cockroaches flee!

It is time for the county residents to see what is going on and start dismantling the county political machine!

BTW, The county machine is both Democrats and R.I.N.O. REpublicans in bed together is the pursuit of growing government!

I am Taxed Enough Already! Aren't you?


Whats the tele# for the Governors office?


Boy, the newpaper article making you look bad is all that it took. That article misrepresented you badly and swoosh, Buckled under the pressure!

It was never a question of whether it is a good idea (it is).

It is always a question of is this the right property (Perucci's) or is it the right price (stick it to the taxpayer).

Shame on you, you too easily swayed. Doesn't it bother you that Perrucci who sits on the College's foundation board, which funds Projects for the college, now has the college buy his property(s). This is a bad case of the appearance of conflict of interest and self dealing that makes voters want to puke!
YOu are going to lose your re-election!


I like your post. This is what I posted under the opinion article: Freeholder to College...:drop dead.

No wonder why we don't trust newspapers any more. I was at the meeting on Feb. 24th for the Board of School Estimates. The "whole" story the express times claims is rather shallow and trite. The fact that they title this above as: "Freeholders to College Expansion: Drop Dead" is further proof of their tendency to mis-characterize the truth. No one on the freeholder board said anything like that, and the express is trying to sway public opinion against the two Freeholders who voted no to the budget resolution. Express is allegedly a democratic controlled organization who has space in this building and are biased against the Republican Freeholders anyway.


The real truth is that the Board of School Estimates Attorney left the meeting when Freeholder Chairman Gardner called for an adjournment, so they could take care of the Boy Scouts waiting in the hall for the regular freeholder meeting. When the Board of School Estimates meeting re-convened, over an hour later, their Attorney was missing. The Motion for approval of the budget had "stipulations verbally added by the college's representative to the board (he is a lawyer). Like any who practices due diligence, when there are definite legal ramifications to the verbiage offered, you need the Attorney's review before the Freeholders could make a decision. They have to protect the citizens that they represent, not just a privileged few.


Furthermore, you mention Perucci as owner. Well the other owner was at the meeting and the whole discussion puts the county at a disadvantage at negotiating the buying price, unless that has already been agreed to behind closed doors. As far as Perucci goes, are you not in the least concerned about the appearance of undue influence. The man sits on the College foundation, which funnels donations to the College. Then He gets them to buy his building? "I'll scratch your back, you scratch my back even better"!NO conflict of interest, eh?


As for Dr. Austin, saying that the only other acceptable site is Hillcrest mall, which also is allegedly owned by Perrucci, well that speaks volume.

Why doesn't the Express tell this part of the "whole Story"?

Maybe Governor Christie, the crime fighter should investigate all this. Hmmm, now let's see, what's his number! Gota go, time to find the phone book!




No wonder why we don't trust newspapers any more. I was at the meeting on Feb. 24th for the Board of School Estimates. The "whole" story the express times claims is rather shallow and trite. The fact that they title this above as: "Freeholders to College Expansion: Drop Dead" is further proof of their tendency to mis-characterize the truth. No one on the freeholder board said anything like that, and the express is trying to sway public opinion against the two Freeholders who voted no to the budget resolution. Express is allegedly a democratic controlled organization who has space in this building and are biased against the Republican Freeholders anyway.


The real truth is that the Board of School Estimates Attorney left the meeting when Freeholder Chairman Gardner called for an adjournment, so they could take care of the Boy Scouts waiting in the hall for the regular freeholder meeting. When the Board of School Estimates meeting re-convened, over an hour later, their Attorney was missing. The Motion for approval of the budget had "stipulations verbally added by the college's representative to the board (he is a lawyer). Like any who practices due diligence, when there are definite legal ramifications to the verbiage offered, you need the Attorney's review before the Freeholders could make a decision. They have to protect the citizens that they represent, not just a privileged few.

Furthermore, you mention Perucci as owner. Well the other owner was at the meeting and the whole discussion puts the county at a disadvantage at negotiating the buying price, unless that has already been agreed to behind closed doors. As far as Perucci goes, are you not in the least concerned about the appearance of undue influence. The man sits on the College foundation, which funnels donations to the College. Then He gets them to buy his building? "I'll scratch your back, you scratch my back even better"!

NO conflict of interest, eh?

As for Dr. Austin, saying that the only other acceptable site is Hillcrest mall, which also is allegedly owned by Perrucci, well that speaks volume.

Why doesn't the Express tell this part of the "whole Story"?

Maybe Governor Christie, the crime fighter should investigate all this. Hmmm, now let's see, what his number! Gota go, time to find the phone book!


A temporary reprieve. What will happen next? BHO will release more stim money and say; "hey look how I have saved the economy!"

Well, these government sector jobs don't create any wealth, to replace that which funds it. You need Private sector to do that.

arrgh, I see more recession!


Is it estimated how long will the savings pay back the initial capital outlay that the taxpayers will have to foot the bill, after the grant?

What about up keep, repair and maintenence? Futute replacement of parts degraded over time? Are those figures given to the taxpayers?

Any answers?


Seems like the Chamber is removing the private enterprise type of individual, who promotes commerce as a free market capitalist (growth for the economy), for the "insurance sydicate" health care mob. Guess they are betting on BOH and the far left congress to pull of the take over of 25% of more of the current GDP. The socialist will promote programs for them selves not for free market. I am withdrawing from the Chamber of Commerce!

Posted on Warren County Regional Chamber of Commerce to hold annual meeting on February 18, 2010, 10:51AM
 

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