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On this page you will find little (or not so little) tibits about our township that may surprise you — or perhaps not. Wish to add or comment? Your submission would be welcomed.
Trustees Acknowledge What They Don't Acknowledge
A resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees at the meeting on August 9 states that they will not acknowledge communications from anonymous sources. This is quite laughable as every organization, public or private, is under no obligation to respond to such input. By making that statement, the Board publicly acknowledges what they don't acknowledge. This proves that they have heard very clearly what is being anonymously stated. Open the floodgates! We know how to get their attention.
Now you can look forward to their next resolution — "How To React Without Reacting".
A Watershed Moment ...
For those absent from the March 8 Council Meeting (most of you can raise your hand), you missed what may very well have been a watershed moment (or minutes) in the history of our local township administration.
You are hereby on notice that there is a new sheriff in town who has exceeded his tolerance threshold for the shabby treatment doled out by old guard trustees. Perhaps it would be prudent for the previous allegiances, cliques and attitudes to be packed away into the closet. At the same time, also tuck away the back-stabbing, intimidation, nitpicking, harassing, non-cooperation and foot-dragging skills so expertly practiced since the current Supervisor took office. It is time for everyone to realize that the previous supervisor has departed, and we must now all work with a different one ... and accept his leadership and direction. It is time to get the job done.
What do the following people have in common?
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Karen Fournier Township Clerk (elected) David Lange Member of Planning Commission (appointed) Karen Pettalia Unsuccessful candidate for Twp. Supervisor |
Peter Pettalia Former Township Supervisor Parks & Rec. Board Member (appointed) Clifton Taylor Planning Commission Member (appointed) Linda Taylor Zoning Administrator (appointed) |
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