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Friday, November 30, 2012
Journal:Ogdensburg comptroller says council’s budget goal far-fetched
It appears the council is looking for every means to stay under the 2% tax increase. Hats off to the councilors that believe that is possible.
We should be looking to our State Senator and Assemblyperson to carry the increase in sales tax. The properties owners bare the burden and at this point and it is forcing people to sell their homes and move out of NYS.
Journal taxes
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Journal:New Ogdensburg Vietnam memorial commemorates St. Lawrence County’s sacrifice
Just a reminder that many men have died for our freedom.
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Journal:Ogdensburg zoning map overhaul continues
What is the City's final goal? Who will gain and who will be the losers?
This is a tough job and hopefully it will work well with the land owners in town.
This is a tough job and hopefully it will work well with the land owners in town.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Journal:Chamber declares Ogtoberfest a success
It was windy day and the Seaway Jumpers had their bouncy houses set up. The kids were going crazy, not effected by the cold and wind. Just across the way venders were displaying wine, beer, and crafts while the band played. It was a good time, I would go again. Good job to those that organized the event.
Journal Octoberfest
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
North Country Public Radio:GOP gains a Democrat in NYS Senate
We seen what the democrats did the last time they controlled the Senate. The majority of democrats are from NYC and have shown their bias for their area. Many of the jails were closed North of the throughway and we may see it again. Time will tell what riff will come from this but some of the Democrats North of the City are aligning themselves with the Republicans.
Hold on!
Senate on Hold
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Journal:Sen. Patricia Ritchie retains the 48th district
This was an easy win for the Senator, indicating the voters are looking for tax relief and a control on unfunded mandates. Unfunded mandates, economic growth, and balancing budgets will be the next hurtle.
Mrs. Ritchie has a strong support group with her many family, friends and her staff; that started when she run for County Clerk against S. Teele, county legislator. Her supporters are sedulous and assiduous workers and they are a force to reckon with. Good job, Senator Ritchie!
Hats off to Ms. Tresidder for running a good campaign. A challenge is always good and keeps the incumbent on their toes.
Journal 48 district RITCHIE
Journal:Canton man charged five hours after release from jail
Two good things came from this arrest:
No one was killed by this crazzy drunk
and he is back behind bars.
Journal Discharged and Drunk
No one was killed by this crazzy drunk
and he is back behind bars.
Journal Discharged and Drunk
Monday, November 5, 2012
Big Vote for Tomorrow!
Everyone should get out and vote tomorrow. The balance of the country is in the hands of the voters. Voting is a right many Americans take for granted, many have died to preserve this right.
Mitt Romney or Barack Obama
Matt Doneny or Bill Ownes
Patty Ritchie or Amy Tresidder
I am hoping for a couple of changes this election year, but continue to support Senator Ritchie. As a freshman senator she has done well and will be that much stronger next year.
Mitt Romney or Barack Obama
Matt Doneny or Bill Ownes
Patty Ritchie or Amy Tresidder
I am hoping for a couple of changes this election year, but continue to support Senator Ritchie. As a freshman senator she has done well and will be that much stronger next year.
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