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Ulster County Legislature Chairwoman Terry Bernardo finally found her stride as a soap box diva. It’s a free country; watch the video and form your own opinion. Leaving a comment won’t kill ya! – Jon Dogar-Marinesco

Len Bernardo’s $254,258 Dream Team post from June 19, 2012 provided some details on people hired by Terry Bernardo on taxpayers’ dime. Remember the skinny on Frank Reggero, Fawn Tantillo, and Lisa K. Mance? 1. Frank Reggero $50,000 Bernardo’s newly … Continue reading →

– Jon Dogar-Marinesco

It started with Christian music at Skate Time 209. Then came the ants, by mail. When credibility became scarce the media-hounds began to position themselves at the center of unfortunate events: storms, Wawarsing flood, graffiti under the bridge… By wheeling … Continue reading →

I remember it like it was yesterday… Terry, you had me in stitches. Using the word legislator in your email address long before you got “elected” was also good for a laugh or two. Date: Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at … Continue reading →

My previous post about Terry Bernardo screwing the taxpayers elicited an easy-to-diagnose anonymous comment which should be recommended reading for all town residents. I didn’t kill the comment for humanitarian reasons: the author tried for so long to let out … Continue reading →

Ulster County Industrial Development Agency nears decisions on tax breaks for two businesses that failed to meet job goals – a February 21, 2013 article in Freeman – reports that IDA Chairman David O’Halloran has been negotiating with Skate Time … Continue reading →

I dreamed about David O’Halloran throwing another birthday party for Terry Bernardo – this time with a twist. Last year the entrance fee was $46, matching Terry’s age. In my dream, at this year’s party, David O’Halloran – being IDA … Continue reading →

Shawangunk Journal – Serving Others Is Where The Spotlight Should Be (01/31/13) Times Herald-Record – Service makes a difference (02/02/13) Daily Freeman – Serving the people (02/05/13) Under slightly different headlines, Manuela Michailescu’s Letter to the Editor was published in … Continue reading →

As you can tell from previous posts on this blog, I don’t like the SAFE Act, I don’t like the way it was passed in the middle of the night, I don’t like the attack on the Second Amendment, and … Continue reading →