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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 →

Archer vs. Bernardo Debate – Round 2 This evening, at the second Ulster County Legislative District 21 debate, I listened – appalled and in disbelief – to Terry Bernardo’s response when questioned about “The Great Ulster County Sales Tax Extension/Safety … Continue reading →

As Chair of the Legislature, Terry Bernardo deferred the three most important policy decisions to the County Executive: The sharing of Safety Net costs The ever-increasing subsidies to the Resource Recovery Agency The Golden Hill Nursing Home As a Republican, … Continue reading →

A present from the past: Shawangunk Journal – December 13, 2012 Ulster Legislators Need Better Leadership Daily Freeman – December 10, 2012 Failure at top of Ulster County Legislature Blue Stone Press – December 7, 2012 (below) Pride of Rochester? … Continue reading →

This post is reproduced from the Liberty Coalition blog. Earlier this year, Terry Bernardo became the self-declared local spokesperson for the anti-SAFE Act group. The SAFE Act was passed by the New York State Legislature in January 2013 and became … Continue reading →

– Jon Dogar-Marinesco

There are 13 differences between these two images. Can you find them all? – Jon Dogar-Marinesco

Turn over the ballot. That was the main message Monday as a bevy of regional elected officials and business advocates converged at the Ulster County Government Center, asking voters to approve a casino gaming proposition that will appear on the … Continue reading →

Two years ago a dead person signed a petition on behalf of Terry Bernardo. This past weekend – also on behalf of Terry Bernardo – dead people were asked to vote against Town Supervisor Carl Chipman (see the photo above). … Continue reading →