We interrupt your regularly scheduled gnashing of teeth and rending of garments over the outrage du jour to bring you this important Parkhouse update: Dr. Rifkin, the owner of the Parkhouse parcel and aspiring developer, submitted a revised plan to Upper Providence Township last month. Then two weird things happened. The first was that shortly …
Gentle Reader: I tried. I tried to keep an open mind about Upper Providence Supervisor candidate Tom Yeager. I tried really hard. I watched all three plus hours of the YouTube podcasts he did with Matt Cubbler that are posted on his campaign page. And the pitch I heard coming out of his mouth was …
Two years ago, I posted about local campaign finance reports and the shenanigans surrounding them. None of the questions I raised in that post were ever satisfactorily answered. In that post, I noted John Pearson had not filed any campaign expense reports for his 2015 election spending. And how, when he finally did fill them …
Those of you that follow me on Facebook might have noticed that the Parkhouse issue resurfaced last month. I am currently working to update the Remember Parkhouse website which will have all of the details from seven years ago, plus the details of the new plan that Dr. Rifkin, the owner of the land, presented …
Gentle Readers, I feel I’ve been quite consistent in my contempt for John Pearson’s opening free form remarks, and have never waivered in my assertion that this practice is nothing more than an ego indulgence. Rest assured, the November 19th meeting will not change that opinion at all; however, it does mark a new low …
Continue reading UPT Board Meeting Notes 11/19/18 Episode 19: The Great Pretension
Why does Lori Kasper feel the need to capture my ladies’ room visit on her cell phone? What possible interest could she have in my restroom visit that she felt compelled to surreptitiously capture it on video? This is a question I find myself asking as I review the video of the 10-1-18 UPT Board […]
“Democracy Dies in Darkness” is the rather hyperbolic motto of the Washington Post. It’s a motto that suggests that, but for the beacon of light that is the Washington Post, our free nation would disappear. It also smacks of pretension and a little bit of desperation from a major newspaper that has played a critical …
Pat Meehan is toast. NYTimes: But after the woman became involved in a serious relationship with someone outside the office last year, Mr. Meehan professed his romantic desires for her — first in person, and then in a handwritten letter — and he grew hostile when she did not reciprocate, the people familiar with her …
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