Monthly Archives: November 2013

Photos by Manuela Michailescu The Veterans Day ceremony at the Rochester Veterans Park becomes more and more of a tradition… Veterans, elected officials and fellow residents were proud to honor Rochester’s oldest veteran, Herbert Jenkins (red beret, above and below). … Continue reading →

Since the Democrats secured the majority in the Legislature, the nightmare of Terry Bernardo’s chairmanship is – thank God! – forever out of question. So much for the newsletter “Ulster County Legislature Chairwoman Bernardo” sent to voters before the election. … Continue reading →

Terry Bernardo, we barely knew you… – Jon Dogar-Marinesco

The first comment to my post Tiny Tim vs. Red Man contains an idiotic statement – highlighted below – obviously posted by someone who does not have Town of Rochester’s interest at heart. Keep in mind, this statement was dishonestly … Continue reading →

As you all know, the race for COUNTY LEGISLATOR – DISTRICT 21 is too close to call: Terry Bernardo – 1,112 Lynn Archer – 1,102 141 absentee ballots have been already returned to Ulster County Board of Elections. Unopened, they … Continue reading →

Two years ago, Terry Bernardo got 213 votes on her husband’s Independence line. This past Tuesday – on the same family-owned ballot line – the booty decreased to only 124 votes. Perhaps this 42% loss in the number of votes … Continue reading →

COUNTY LEGISLATOR – DISTRICT 21 Terry Bernardo – 1,112 Lynn Archer – 1,102 TOO CLOSE TO CALL 185 absentee ballots were requested from District 21. 139 have been already returned to Ulster County Board of Elections. November 12 is the … Continue reading →

Tim Bunch, the mouthpiece for Len and Terry Bernardo. Town of Rochester Supervisor Carl Chipman posted on Facebook a photo of him shaking hands with New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo. How did Chipman dare to hurt Tim Bunch’s feelings? … Continue reading →

Mr. Bunch, I know you’re anxious to see what the red man with a shaking head has to say, so here you go: You misspelled “car salesman.” The correct spelling is “Chief Executive Officer of the Town of Rochester for … Continue reading →