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Town of Rochester Supervisor Carl Chipman (glowing in the dark) waits to be interviewed during the Two-Party Conference, conducted on February 17, 2015 in the New York State Division of Human Rights office in Albany. :: Present in the conference … Continue reading →

Town of Rochester Councilwoman Sherry Chachkin (left) waiting for her turn to be interviewed during the Two-Party Conference, conducted on February 17, 2015 in the New York State Division of Human Rights office in Albany. :: Present in the conference … Continue reading →

Councilman Brian Drabkin waiting for his turn to be interviewed during the Two-Party Conference, conducted on February 17, 2015 in the New York State Division of Human Rights office in Albany. :: Present in the conference room: Lisa DiCocco – … Continue reading →

Christina Mauriello Nash (fiancée) waiting for her turn to be interviewed during the Two-Party Conference, conducted on February 17, 2015 in the New York State Division of Human Rights office in Albany. :: Present in the conference room: Lisa DiCocco … Continue reading →

From left: Sherry Chachkin (Councilwoman), Christina Mauriello Nash (fiancée), Carl Chipman (Supervisor) and Brian Drabkin (Councilman) waiting for their turn to be interviewed during the Two-Party Conference, conducted on February 17, 2015 in the New York State Division of Human … Continue reading →

In a comment to Carl Chipman vs. Carl Chipman, Steven Fornal ribbed me: “…I haven’t read a single word about the discrimination case brought against the town by Manuela and how that turned out.” I’m sorry, Steven… My bad! I … Continue reading →

Rochester Supervisor Carl Chipman is quoted in the article “UC towns band together to tackle tax dictate from Albany” by Melissa Orozco-McDonough (Blue Stone Press, March 20, 2015): These are the problems that we face, and they’re very real problems… … Continue reading →

On March 14, 2013 Carl Chipman (a.k.a. Rochester Town Board) passed – without a public hearing – Resolution # 56-2013: BE IT RESOLVED that the Town of Rochester Town Board hereby supports placement of Video Lottery Terminals at the Hudson … Continue reading →

A few days ago, one of my best spies brought me this letter… I didn’t want to make it public at first, then – obviously – I changed my mind. Please leave a comment to let me know what you … Continue reading →

A leader communicates ideas in a way that engages and motivates people to act towards achieving a common goal. Supervisor Carl Chipman had eight years to prove that he is NOT a leader. Unfortunately for the Town of Rochester, he … Continue reading →