Archive for May 2009
US: Poor Policy Forces Flu Vaccine to Australia Acquisition!
High Paying Jobs are Moving Overseas, paid for by US Tax Dollars: MELBOURNE, May 29 (Reuters) – The United States has placed an order for $180 million worth of H1N1 flu vaccine from Australian pharmaceutical company CSL Ltd (CSL.AX), CSL said on Friday, as the number of U.S. deaths from the virus reached 12.
Read MoreMemorial Day Ceremonies
Two Memorial Day ceremonies that will take place in the Richboro section of Northampton Township on May 25th. At 8:00am there will be a flag lowering ceremony in front of the flag pole of the Township building located at 55 Township Rd, Richboro. At 2:00pm there will be a one hour ceremony at the Robert…
Read MoreOur Winners!
Congratulations to our winners in the Primary Elections: Gail Hogeland & George F. Komelasky for Supervisor Barbara Bucknum for Tax Collector Larry Weinstein for Auditor Ray Brown for Constable Bernadette Heenan, Bob Donnelly and Wendi Thomas for School Director The rest of Township elections are on our special page: click here. You can view the…
Read MoreVote Gary Gilman, Robert Baldi & Wallace “Skip” Batemen for Judge
On Tuesday May 19th, please vote Gary Gilman, Robert Baldi and Wallace “Skip” Batemen for Judge. In this Tuesday’s primary election, your vote will determine the future direction of our county’s courts. Ensuring a quality court for our county is so important that both the Republican and Democratic Parties have taken the unusual step of…
Read MoreObama admits Bush was RIGHT: Re-Establishes Gitmo Tribunals!
After promising to close Gitmo and redistribute the detainees, President Obama finds that governing isn’t the same as campaigning. Unable to “pawn off” these dangerous fanatics to Europe or other parts of the civilized world, including any U. S. Congressional Districts, Obama has reversed himself and re-established the military tribunals to try the Gitmo detainees.…
Read MoreDr. Arthur Friedman Approved by BOS to Fill John Long’s Seat
Dr. Arthur Friedman was chosen Wednesday evening, May 13th, by the Northampton Township Board of Supervisors to be the interim supervisor until the end of the year. He will fill the seat of John E. Long Jr. who died suddenly last week (see story below). The vote on Board was not unanimous, Supervisor Frank Rothermel…
Read MoreSudden Death of Supervisor John E. Long!
Township Supervisor John E. Long died suddenly overnight at his home in the township. On behalf of the Northampton Township Supervisors, Chairman Vincent J. Deon extended the Board’s condolences and prayers to the Long family, the township employees, and to all township residents. Deon said Long was a dear and close friend who wore his…
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