Monthly Archives: November 2013

This sign has most affected me personally out of all of the warped attacks made by Mr. Bunch. First, let me say that I appreciate his service to our country as well as I do respect all others who have … Continue reading →

Actually friends respect the choices their friends make. This is especially true when we participate in the democratic process by voting for whomever we have the God Given Right to choose to represent us. Unfortunately it seems that respect and … Continue reading →

Not once has Lynn Archer stated that she supports the Safe Act. I’ve spoken with her about this and she agrees that the process by which it was passed was flawed and that there are flaws in the legislation. For … Continue reading →

Councilwoman Archer was presented with a resolution written by Councilman Spano in support of our Second Amendment Rights with less than 5 minutes before the start of a board meeting. She had not had a chance to read the resolution … Continue reading →

All are great occupations and something to be proud of, but why does Mr. Bunch not refer to himself as a correction officer? At all of his public appearances and in his advertising he refers to his occupation as the … Continue reading →

I remember in elementary school we used to get graded on “how well one worked with others.” I used to get As for this and I guess those skills followed me into adulthood as I try to work with everyone … Continue reading →

Anyone can sue anyone and the Town is seen as a target. That’s why there are so many lawyers advertising on television. We actually have gone to court on only a couple of cases and we have won each time. … Continue reading →

I wonder who’s the sign maker… – Jon Dogar-Marinesco

I was a registered Independence Party member for a few months, and for that reason I received in the mail the above pictured newsletter. I found the content very informative, so I scanned the four pages and posted them below … Continue reading →

A Meet the Candidates debate organized by the Friends of Historic Kerhonkson took place on October 28. The local newspapers reported on the questions asked and the answers provided, even mentioned how a Town Board candidate declared himself confused, but … Continue reading →