Health officials shut down a suburban Buffalo restaurant after an inspector found employees butchering a dead deer inside the business. Erie County Health Department officials said they got a tip Friday about a dead deer in the China King restaurant in the town of Hamburg, just south of Buffalo.
An inspector soon arrived and saw the deer being butchered in the kitchen.
State health laws prohibit butchering an animal inside a restaurant.
Officials don't know whether the deer had been killed by a hunter or a vehicle. They said there was no indication the deer meat was served to any customers.
The message on the restaurant's answering machine Monday says it was closed because of "family emergencies."
DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
Monday, October 27, 2008
How Bill Gordy Gets New Fire Equipment
How quickly Bill Gordy forgets the comments made, especially by him during the budget session. Please, allow me to remind him and everyone else. Yes, David See did say he could make the volunteers write a check, SFD David See Code.mp3 Gordo Corleone makes the members of SFD an offer they can't refuse. It's worse than having their favored pet beheaded. Bill Gordys Retirement Plan.mp3 That's how you get new fire equipment. Gary Comegys is going to support this without question, he is also not going to make any threats towards the volunteers pension fund. WHY??? Because Gary benefits from that retirement fund. Gary Comegys also voted to increase that same retirement fund. How is that for a conflict of interest? Hey...Ethics Commission, did you read that? It's on record.
Special Bulletin - Off Campus Robbery
The Salisbury University Police Department is publishing this announcement to notify the campus community of a robbery of two Salisbury University students on Seagull lane.
On October 26, 2008 at approximately 11:01 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department received a call to respond to an apartment on Seagull Lane for the report of a robbery. Upon arrival, the officers met with two (2) victims who advised the officers that they had been threatened and robbed. The victims advised that as they parked in the parking lot of the apartment complex, the victims observed two (2)
unknown subjects in a vehicle in close proximity. As the victims exited their vehicle, they were approached by the two (2) suspects who threatened the victims with an aluminum baseball bat. The suspects took an amount of U.S. currency and a cellular telephone during the course of the robbery. The suspects fled from the area in a vehicle which was described as an older, black Nissan Sentra. There were no injuries. The suspects as described as:
1. Black male, 5’10”, thin, light complexion, wearing a dark sweatshirt and sweatpants and a blue bandanna on his face
2. Black male, 5’04”, thin, dark complexion, dark eyes, short
hair wearing a dark sweatshirt and sweatpants. This suspect was in possession of a blue and silver baseball bat.
If anyone has any information regarding these incidents, or any possible suspects, they are asked to contact the Salisbury Police Department at 410-548-3165 or to contact Crime Solvers at 410-548-1776. (SPD CC # 200800039901).
*** This special bulletin is posted in an effort to make the University community aware of situations that pose a potential threat to the safety and well being of those who live, work, study and visit the campus. By keeping you aware of crimes occurring in your community, the University Police hope to encourage you to become actively involved in crime prevention.
The following personal safety tips apply wherever one resides. Taking precautions may lessen the likelihood of becoming a victim. Increasing awareness of crime prevention techniques may decrease the opportunity for a person to commit a criminal offense against you.
If you feel uncomfortable walking alone on campus or to nearby off-campus locations during the hours of darkness, call University Police for an escort (410-543-6222).
Basic Personal Safety Tips:
1. Stay alert. You are your own best protection.
2. Trust your instincts. If something or someone makes your feel uneasy, use your cell phone to call 911 for police assistance.
3. Do not walk or jog alone after dark. Walk in groups, there is safety in numbers.
4. Walk in well-lit areas and stay near the curb, away from alleys, entry ways and bushes where someone could be hiding.
5. Avoid short cuts. Walk where there are other people present.
6. Let a family member or friend know your destination and estimated time of arrival.
7. Walk confidently, directly, and at a steady pace. Make eye contact with everyone you pass. Don't talk to strangers.
8. Wear clothing and shoes that give you freedom of movement. Avoid carrying a purse or too many items.
9. If you are being followed when walking, change directions, vary speed. Go to a well-lit area where there are other people. If followed by someone in a car, turn and walk in the other direction. Record the license number.
10. Report any suspicious activity or crimes to your local police department.
Please report any suspicious activity or suspicious person to the police department immediately. If possible, use a cellular phone to call 911 while maintaining visual observation of the subject(s).
Chief Edwin L. Lashley
University Police
ellashley@salisbury.edu
On October 26, 2008 at approximately 11:01 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department received a call to respond to an apartment on Seagull Lane for the report of a robbery. Upon arrival, the officers met with two (2) victims who advised the officers that they had been threatened and robbed. The victims advised that as they parked in the parking lot of the apartment complex, the victims observed two (2)
unknown subjects in a vehicle in close proximity. As the victims exited their vehicle, they were approached by the two (2) suspects who threatened the victims with an aluminum baseball bat. The suspects took an amount of U.S. currency and a cellular telephone during the course of the robbery. The suspects fled from the area in a vehicle which was described as an older, black Nissan Sentra. There were no injuries. The suspects as described as:
1. Black male, 5’10”, thin, light complexion, wearing a dark sweatshirt and sweatpants and a blue bandanna on his face
2. Black male, 5’04”, thin, dark complexion, dark eyes, short
hair wearing a dark sweatshirt and sweatpants. This suspect was in possession of a blue and silver baseball bat.
If anyone has any information regarding these incidents, or any possible suspects, they are asked to contact the Salisbury Police Department at 410-548-3165 or to contact Crime Solvers at 410-548-1776. (SPD CC # 200800039901).
*** This special bulletin is posted in an effort to make the University community aware of situations that pose a potential threat to the safety and well being of those who live, work, study and visit the campus. By keeping you aware of crimes occurring in your community, the University Police hope to encourage you to become actively involved in crime prevention.
The following personal safety tips apply wherever one resides. Taking precautions may lessen the likelihood of becoming a victim. Increasing awareness of crime prevention techniques may decrease the opportunity for a person to commit a criminal offense against you.
If you feel uncomfortable walking alone on campus or to nearby off-campus locations during the hours of darkness, call University Police for an escort (410-543-6222).
Basic Personal Safety Tips:
1. Stay alert. You are your own best protection.
2. Trust your instincts. If something or someone makes your feel uneasy, use your cell phone to call 911 for police assistance.
3. Do not walk or jog alone after dark. Walk in groups, there is safety in numbers.
4. Walk in well-lit areas and stay near the curb, away from alleys, entry ways and bushes where someone could be hiding.
5. Avoid short cuts. Walk where there are other people present.
6. Let a family member or friend know your destination and estimated time of arrival.
7. Walk confidently, directly, and at a steady pace. Make eye contact with everyone you pass. Don't talk to strangers.
8. Wear clothing and shoes that give you freedom of movement. Avoid carrying a purse or too many items.
9. If you are being followed when walking, change directions, vary speed. Go to a well-lit area where there are other people. If followed by someone in a car, turn and walk in the other direction. Record the license number.
10. Report any suspicious activity or crimes to your local police department.
Please report any suspicious activity or suspicious person to the police department immediately. If possible, use a cellular phone to call 911 while maintaining visual observation of the subject(s).
Chief Edwin L. Lashley
University Police
ellashley@salisbury.edu
WARREN BUFFETT AND GCI, CO., INC
Last week SBYnews posted the commentary about 'Warren Buffett Losing Big Time On Gannett' whereby we calculated that he had lost over 124 million dollars over the past 12 month period in Gannett's stock value. - (GCI trading symbol).
Well folks, we at SBYnews don't pretend to be financial gurus and although the math was relatively easy to extrapolate we may have inadvertently alerted the 'BIG BOYS' about Warren's latest financial blunder in his decision to hang-on to Gannett Co., Inc. - (The Daily Times parent company).
READ THE OP ED PIECE POSTED ON MSN'S FRONT PAGE OF TODAY'S MSN money, entitled,
'Leave stocks to Buffett (for now)'
Upon reading the article one could say that SBYnews was 'way ahead of its time' in anticipation of predicting the fallout.
READ ON!
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/ContrarianChronicles/leave-stocks-to-buffett-for-now.aspx
Well folks, we at SBYnews don't pretend to be financial gurus and although the math was relatively easy to extrapolate we may have inadvertently alerted the 'BIG BOYS' about Warren's latest financial blunder in his decision to hang-on to Gannett Co., Inc. - (The Daily Times parent company).
READ THE OP ED PIECE POSTED ON MSN'S FRONT PAGE OF TODAY'S MSN money, entitled,
'Leave stocks to Buffett (for now)'
Upon reading the article one could say that SBYnews was 'way ahead of its time' in anticipation of predicting the fallout.
READ ON!
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/ContrarianChronicles/leave-stocks-to-buffett-for-now.aspx
American LaFrance Exits Bankruptcy
Before the Mayor and Chiefy See blow smoke up your a$$ tonight, be sure to read the following..........
American LaFrance Exits Bankruptcy
New Business Initiatives Planned
New York, July 24, 2008 – Patriarch Partners is pleased to announce that, effective July 24, 2008, American LaFrance, LLC, the 175 year old manufacturer of fire, rescue and vocational vehicles, emerged successfully from its Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Concurrent with its emergence from bankruptcy, American LaFrance has announced a significant restructure of its business and a transformation of organization, processes and a segregation of facilities to better serve its product lines in domestic and global markets.
In a major effort to improve profitability, timely delivery and to create room for soon to be announced new ventures, the fire business will be moved from Summerville, SC to the American LaFrance facilities in Ephrata, PA and Hamburg, NY according to American LaFrance. Summerville will remain the center of excellence for commercial cab and chassis models including chassis manufactured for the fire, refuse and construction markets (street sweepers, refuse haulers, concrete pumpers etc).
“American LaFrance management is currently completing documentation for exciting new business ventures,” said Patriarch Chief Executive Lynn Tilton. “These initiatives are instrumental to the decision to rationalize facilities and processes for anticipated ramp of new lines of production. The Company also plans to significantly broaden its focus beyond domestic borders into global market,” Tilton added.
American LaFrance Exits Bankruptcy
New Business Initiatives Planned
New York, July 24, 2008 – Patriarch Partners is pleased to announce that, effective July 24, 2008, American LaFrance, LLC, the 175 year old manufacturer of fire, rescue and vocational vehicles, emerged successfully from its Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Concurrent with its emergence from bankruptcy, American LaFrance has announced a significant restructure of its business and a transformation of organization, processes and a segregation of facilities to better serve its product lines in domestic and global markets.
In a major effort to improve profitability, timely delivery and to create room for soon to be announced new ventures, the fire business will be moved from Summerville, SC to the American LaFrance facilities in Ephrata, PA and Hamburg, NY according to American LaFrance. Summerville will remain the center of excellence for commercial cab and chassis models including chassis manufactured for the fire, refuse and construction markets (street sweepers, refuse haulers, concrete pumpers etc).
“American LaFrance management is currently completing documentation for exciting new business ventures,” said Patriarch Chief Executive Lynn Tilton. “These initiatives are instrumental to the decision to rationalize facilities and processes for anticipated ramp of new lines of production. The Company also plans to significantly broaden its focus beyond domestic borders into global market,” Tilton added.
Kenneth Townsend Gets 15 Years, NOT!!!!!
Although Kenneth Townsend, (charged in the Landfill case with Ray Lewis) was sentenced to 15 years in jail, the Judge dropped all but 1 1/2 years and that's all he'll serve. More to come.
GO HERE to see former articles on this loser.
Wicomico County Sheriff's Office Press Releases
Incident: Thefts from Motor Vehicles
Date of Incident: 24 October 2008
Location: Wicomico County, MD
Suspect: None
Narrative: On 24 October 2008, the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office investigated reports of thefts from motor vehicles. The thefts occurred in the 4500 block of Pheasant Drive, 29000 block of Ringneck Place and the 4600 block of South Wood Terrace. In every incident investigated, the vehicle was found to have been left unlocked.
The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office asks anyone with information to contact us at 410-548-4890 or Crime Solvers at 410-548-1776. We would also remind our residents to please secure their vehicles while unattended.
Incident: Halloween Patrols
Date of Incident: 31 October 2008
Location: Wicomico County, MD
Narrative: On 31 October 2008, the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office will be augmenting the Patrol Staff during the evening hours. Due to the expected increase in pedestrian traffic on Halloween, extra deputies will be conducting dedicated patrols to ensure that our youth are safe while out Trick or Treating in high traffic areas for children. Sheriff Mike Lewis promotes the use of flashlights, bright costumes and adult supervision will help keep our kids safe.
Incident: Assault
Date of Incident: 25 October 2008
Location: 29000 block of Santa Fe Drive, Salisbury, MD
Suspect: Devon C. Henson, 41, Salisbury, MD
Narrative: On 25 October 2008 at 10:09 PM, deputies from the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office responded to a residence in the 29000 block of Santa Fe Drive in Salisbury for a reported physical altercation. Upon arrival, the deputies were met by a victim who claimed that Devon Henson assaulted the victim inside the residence. During the investigation, deputies observed signs of injury that coincided with the victim’s allegations. Based on the complaint and those observations, the deputies arrested Henson for assault.
Henson was transported to the Central Booking Unit at the Wicomico County Detention Center where he was processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, Henson was held in the Detention Center in lieu of $20,000.00 bond.
Charges:
Assault 2nd Degree
Incident: Possession of Marijuana
Date of Incident: 25 October 2008
Location: U.S. 13 S/B at Coulbourn Mill Road, Salisbury, MD
Suspect: Kirk Edward Miller, 23, Eden, MD
Narrative: On 25 October 2008 at 4:27 PM, a deputy from the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office stopped to investigate a subject who had pulled over on U.S. 13 and was outside of his vehicle engaged in a verbal altercation with another subject. The driver of the vehicle, later identified as Kirk Miller, advised that while driving southbound on U.S. 13, Miller and his passenger became involved in an argument at which time his passenger kicked the windshield of Miller’s vehicle. Miller advised his passenger’s actions caused the glass in the windshield to crack. When the deputy interviewed the passenger, the deputy learned that Miller struck the passenger several times in the face and attempted to hold the passenger in the car prior to the passenger kicking the windshield.
When Miller brought the deputy over to examine the damage to the windshield, the deputy observed what the deputy recognized as marijuana sitting on the passenger seat in plain view. Miller claimed the marijuana was his so the deputy placed him under arrest then located additional marijuana and a smoking device inside the vehicle search incident to arrest.
Miller was transported to the Central Booking Unit at the Wicomico County Detention Center where he was processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, Miller was held in the Detention Center in lieu of $20,000.00 bond.
Charges:
Possession of Marijuana
Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Assault 2nd Degree
False Imprisonment
Incident: Possession of Marijuana
Date of Incident: 25 October 2008
Location: U.S 13 N/B at Rt. 50, Salisbury, MD
Suspect: Christopher Paul Burkhead, 25, Marion, MD
Narrative: On 25 October 2008 at 10:08 AM, a deputy from the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office stopped a vehicle driven by Christopher Burkhead for speeding on U.S. 13. The deputy observed that Burkhead appeared extremely nervous with the deputy’s presence. While speaking to Burkhead, the deputy inquired if Burkhead had anything illegal with him, at which point Burkhead stated he had marijuana in his pocket. The deputy recovered the marijuana and placed Burkhead under arrest.
Burkhead was transported to the Central Booking Unit at the Wicomico County Detention Center where he was processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, Burkhead was released by the Commissioner on Personal Recognizance.
Charges:
Possession of Marijuana
Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Incident: Violation of a Peace Order
Date of Incident: 21 October 2008
Location: 900 block of Powhattan Blvd., Salisbury, MD
Suspect: Troy E. Smith, 42, Salisbury, MD
Narrative: On 21 October 2008 at 4:47 PM, a deputy from the WCSO met with a victim who resides in the 900 block of Powhattan Blvd in regards to an individual who has been regularly violating a Peace Order. The victim informed the deputy that on 5 August 2008, the victim had to resort to obtaining a Peace Order in an attempt to keep Troy Smith from bothering the victim. The victim recounted how on 30 August 2008, Smith was arrested for flattening two tires on the victim’s vehicle, trespassing and Failure to Comply with the Peace Order issued on 5 August. Smith was released from the Detention Center on bond on those charges on 20 October 2008 and immediately went over to the victim’s residence and began yelling at the victim from her yard that Smith was out of jail and there was nothing the victim could do.
The deputy obtained a warrant for Smith’s arrest charging him with Harassment and Violation of a Peace Order. Smith was arrested on 23 October 2008 and transported to the Central Booking Unit at the Wicomico County Detention Center. Smith is currently held in WCDC without bond.
Charges:
Harassment
Violation of a Peace Order
FW: Sending $700 Billion Overseas
Last week, we added up the costs of all the government bailouts and stimulus packages (over $1 trillion), and asked how you would spend that money to better America.
Hundreds of ideas were submitted, but one kept popping up - energy - and how it ties into our overall economic problems.
It's no accident that our current economic situation comes at a time when we're sending $700 billion a year overseas for energy. That money could be used to produce more American-made energy and create more American jobs.
Yes, gas prices have dropped, but the problem has not gone away. We still need a comprehensive energy policy that will spur economic growth here in America.
At Solutions Day, our General Chairman Newt Gingrich and Texas Railroad Commissioner Michael Williams outlined solutions to our energy and economic crisis.
After you watch the presentation above, download this energy checklist with ten proposed solutions to reduce our dependence on foreign oil and grow our economy.
The time to vote is near, and knowing where your elected officials and candidates stand on these issues is very important.
Sincerely,
Dave Ryan
President
American Solutions
Thieves Be Damned
Last week we featured an article referencing Halloween Figures being stolen from Councilwoman Debbie Campbell's front yard.
E-mail messages have gone out to neighbors to keep their eyes and ears open for any potential vandalism in their community and as these messages went around, neighbors chose to make donations to replace the items stolen from the Campbell's residence.
I don't know about you but I find it quite interesting how mysterious things like this happen at Mrs. Campbell's home more so than you hear from anyone else in Salisbury. I don't mean to sound paranoid but it is true.
Mrs. Campbell wanted me to pass on the following message referencing some one's comment on an earlier Post.
"Joe -
A friend called me about a comment on your site about break-ins at my office and house, etc. during the election cycle when I ran for council. My home and office were broken in to and my daughter and I followed on separate occasions, but it was not during the council race. It was during a mayoral election when I was an outspoken supporter of Mayor Tilghman's opponent. The incidents were reported to SPD.
Thank you.
Debbie Campbell"
E-mail messages have gone out to neighbors to keep their eyes and ears open for any potential vandalism in their community and as these messages went around, neighbors chose to make donations to replace the items stolen from the Campbell's residence.
I don't know about you but I find it quite interesting how mysterious things like this happen at Mrs. Campbell's home more so than you hear from anyone else in Salisbury. I don't mean to sound paranoid but it is true.
Mrs. Campbell wanted me to pass on the following message referencing some one's comment on an earlier Post.
"Joe -
A friend called me about a comment on your site about break-ins at my office and house, etc. during the election cycle when I ran for council. My home and office were broken in to and my daughter and I followed on separate occasions, but it was not during the council race. It was during a mayoral election when I was an outspoken supporter of Mayor Tilghman's opponent. The incidents were reported to SPD.
Thank you.
Debbie Campbell"
Boy's Body Found In Search For Hudson's Nephew
Police have found the body of an unidentified boy in the search for Jennifer Hudson's 7-year-old nephew, Julian King.
BREAKING NEWS: Granville Trimper Passes Away
For 117 years Trimper's has been entertaining millions of people in Ocean City. Mr. Trimper passed away last night in the Hospital, he was 79 years old.
Will Mike Dunn Be Your Competition For This Job?
Tri-County Council for the Lower Eastern Shore of MD
Job Snapshot Location: Salisbury University
Salisbury, MD 21804 ( Map it ) Base Pay: $50,000 - $59,000/YearEmployee Type: Full-Time EmployeeIndustry: Government - Civil Service
TransportationManages Others: NoJob Type: Government
Strategy - Planning
TransportationEducation: 4 Year DegreeTravel: NegligibleRelocation Covered: NoPosted: 10/20/2008Contact Information Fax: 410-632-1466 instantly fax your resume
Description
The Tri-County Council for the Lower Eastern Shore of Maryland and the Mid-Shore Regional Council, in cooperation with the Business, Economic and Community Outreach Network (BEACON) at Salisbury University and the Eastern Shore Regional GIS Cooperative (ESRGC) are seeking qualified applicants for the position of Economic Development/Transportation Planner. Tri-County Council for the Lower Eastern Shore of Maryland will be the employer of record, and the position will be housed at Salisbury University.
The preferred candidate will have the following demonstrated skills and abilities:
• Thorough understanding of economic development concepts and best practices
• Thorough understanding of transportation planning theories and techniques
• Ability to work independently, use significant level of initiative, and function as both a thinker and a doer.
• Ability to communicate and work effectively with local governmental and community leaders
• Capacity to develop an understanding of all programs operated from within the two Regional Councils
• Experience with travel demand forecasting, traffic operations analyses and geographic information systems helpful.
• Ability to learn quickly, using a variety of techniques.
If appropriate, the successful applicant will be encouraged to pursue a graduate degree in Business or GIS. The employee will be eligible to receive up to nine credits per semester of free tuition in Salisbury University’s Master of Business Administration and/or Master of Science in Geographic Information Systems & Public Administration programs if admitted. Other benefits include medical insurance and retirement plan options.
Both a resume and a cover letter of interest are required. You may apply via fax, to 410-632-1466; via email to [Click Here to Email Your Resumé]; or by mail to TCC, Human Resources, 101 W. Green Street, Snow Hill, MD 21863. EEOC
Requirements
A Bachelor's degree in a related field is required, with a preference for a degree or certification in Economic Development or in urban and regional planning. Other educational and work backgrounds in transportation engineering, political science, geography, public administration, community development or related disciplines will also be considered. Some experience in a business, local government or regional organization with a job focus on program administration, problem solving or local economic or community development will be helpful. Familiarity with appropriate information technologies; demonstrated capacity for effective written and oral communication; experience with project development and management, and a proven track record of appropriate accomplishments and performance will be required.
Job Snapshot Location: Salisbury University
Salisbury, MD 21804 ( Map it ) Base Pay: $50,000 - $59,000/YearEmployee Type: Full-Time EmployeeIndustry: Government - Civil Service
TransportationManages Others: NoJob Type: Government
Strategy - Planning
TransportationEducation: 4 Year DegreeTravel: NegligibleRelocation Covered: NoPosted: 10/20/2008Contact Information Fax: 410-632-1466 instantly fax your resume
Description
The Tri-County Council for the Lower Eastern Shore of Maryland and the Mid-Shore Regional Council, in cooperation with the Business, Economic and Community Outreach Network (BEACON) at Salisbury University and the Eastern Shore Regional GIS Cooperative (ESRGC) are seeking qualified applicants for the position of Economic Development/Transportation Planner. Tri-County Council for the Lower Eastern Shore of Maryland will be the employer of record, and the position will be housed at Salisbury University.
The preferred candidate will have the following demonstrated skills and abilities:
• Thorough understanding of economic development concepts and best practices
• Thorough understanding of transportation planning theories and techniques
• Ability to work independently, use significant level of initiative, and function as both a thinker and a doer.
• Ability to communicate and work effectively with local governmental and community leaders
• Capacity to develop an understanding of all programs operated from within the two Regional Councils
• Experience with travel demand forecasting, traffic operations analyses and geographic information systems helpful.
• Ability to learn quickly, using a variety of techniques.
If appropriate, the successful applicant will be encouraged to pursue a graduate degree in Business or GIS. The employee will be eligible to receive up to nine credits per semester of free tuition in Salisbury University’s Master of Business Administration and/or Master of Science in Geographic Information Systems & Public Administration programs if admitted. Other benefits include medical insurance and retirement plan options.
Both a resume and a cover letter of interest are required. You may apply via fax, to 410-632-1466; via email to [Click Here to Email Your Resumé]; or by mail to TCC, Human Resources, 101 W. Green Street, Snow Hill, MD 21863. EEOC
Requirements
A Bachelor's degree in a related field is required, with a preference for a degree or certification in Economic Development or in urban and regional planning. Other educational and work backgrounds in transportation engineering, political science, geography, public administration, community development or related disciplines will also be considered. Some experience in a business, local government or regional organization with a job focus on program administration, problem solving or local economic or community development will be helpful. Familiarity with appropriate information technologies; demonstrated capacity for effective written and oral communication; experience with project development and management, and a proven track record of appropriate accomplishments and performance will be required.
Mike Della Penna For Mayor Of Salisbury?
While I have attended most Council Meetings for the past 4 years, or so, I have yet to see Mike attend any of them.
While I'm sure he wants to be taken seriously, I can't. His signs are now popping up in communities quite early along with Presidential Candidates, confusing people along the way.
That being said, this neighborhood obviously isn't having any sign vandalism anywhere that I could tell. Of course, there aren't any Obama Signs and perhaps that's the problem?
I say, (referencing the Mayoral Race) the more the merrier. By the way, is Mike still delivering Pizza's for a living?
1995 Interview Of Barack Obama
Joe,
It would seem a missing interview with Obama has surfaced. He said that white
people don’t want to pay taxes to help city children. He said that for people to
have good jobs we have to make sure they have child care and housing, and that’s
the responsibility of society. We have to make sacrifices now for a new day and
a new age. The solutions will require an investment of time, energy and money.
He also goes on to say that he compares Bosnia to Los Angeles and blames the
problems on “ONE GROUP” trying to suppress another group. He said that his fate
remains tied up with the fate of the African American community and his own
salvation won’t come about without a “collective salvation for the country.”
Here is link so you can listen for yourself.
P.S. feel free to edit in any way.
It would seem a missing interview with Obama has surfaced. He said that white
people don’t want to pay taxes to help city children. He said that for people to
have good jobs we have to make sure they have child care and housing, and that’s
the responsibility of society. We have to make sacrifices now for a new day and
a new age. The solutions will require an investment of time, energy and money.
He also goes on to say that he compares Bosnia to Los Angeles and blames the
problems on “ONE GROUP” trying to suppress another group. He said that his fate
remains tied up with the fate of the African American community and his own
salvation won’t come about without a “collective salvation for the country.”
Here is link so you can listen for yourself.
P.S. feel free to edit in any way.
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