Election
Mike Fitzpatrick Special Announcement – Saturday !!!
At 11 a.m at former Neshaminy Middle School on Route 413 (Opposite St. Mary Hospital) in Langhorne. Join Mike Fitzpatrick and his supporters for a major announcement about his political future. Mike’s announcement comes amid growing voter dissatisfaction about the current agenda in Congress, including mounting national debt, increased deficit spending, and a bloated health…
Read MoreRepublicans Sweep Township!
Here are some of the unofficial results from the Bucks County Board of Elections for the Northampton Township Elections on Tuesday, November 3, 2009. Congratulations to all our candidates! Northampton Township Offices: Supervisor – 6 Year Vote for 2 View Results by District Democrat Linda Dobbins 3459 22.3% Marvin Gold 3091 19.9% Republican Eileen Silver…
Read MoreVote Republican!
Elect Eileen Silver and Re-Elect George Komelasky Township Supervisors It’s The Key Race For Control of the Board of Supervisors – Both must be elected to stay Republican! Tomorrow’s Vote is Critical!!! Look at the mess only two Dems have made in our Township meetings. Imagine what they would do, if they gained control. Every…
Read MorePhilly Union Pushes For Local Dems
Why Do Big City Unions Promote Democrats for Northampton offices? According to Steve McGill, Chairman of your Township Republican Committee and a neighbor: If there was ANY doubt about the infiltration of New Jersey and Philadelphia Democrat political machines into Northampton Township, this newsletter – plus the campaign reports showing over $17,000 in donations from…
Read MoreDems botch debate video
Group bans broadcast of supervisor debate October 28, 2009 02:11 AM, the PhillyBurbs.com, website for the Buck County Courier Times ran the following article: www.phillyburbs.com/news/local/courier_times/courier_times_news_details/article/28/2009/october/28/group-bans-broadcast-of-supervisor-debate.html By: DANNY ADLER of the Bucks County Courier Times with the above title. The story lead-in begins: The League of Women Voters said it wouldn’t authorize the broadcast after learning…
Read MoreLetter: To Voters From District 12
From Jim Donahue and Grace Fries Township Supervisors: George Komelasky and Eileen Silver (www.KomelaskySilver09.com) Tax Collector: Barbara Bucknum Township Auditor: Larry Weinstein Constable: Ray Brown District Attorney: Dave Heckler State Supreme Court Justice: Judge Joan Orie Melvin Dear Fellow Voters, November 3rd is Election Day. It is a Municipal Election year, which some people think…
Read MoreLetter: To neighbors & friends in District #7
From Pete Palestina, Republican Committeeman and former Township Supervisor To my neighbors and friends of Northampton voting District #7:On Tuesday, November 3rd there will be an election that is likely to be the most important local election we have ever had in the 21st century. As many of you know, Jim Kinney and I lost…
Read MorePreservation and Bids
Here’s the text of a recently published opinion letter by Jerold Bass in The Bucks County Courier Times, in case you missed it. It addresses both the criticism leveled at the Board of Supervisors and the unfair, poorly researched articles on the subject by the newspaper staff and editors. On 9/30/09 this newspaper took to…
Read MoreFour Important Things…
…you may want to know before casting your vote.
Read MoreNorthampton Supervisors Debate
Tonight at 7:30 – Township Building The debate will not be televised and the only chance you may get to see it is live. The room occupancy is 60, so first come first served; get there as early as possible. We want to be well represented by our supporters, so it is important from both…
Read MoreNot all development is progress
Guest Opinion on the choice of who represents us in shaping township developments, proven experience or zero experience. by Ed Farling, Northampton PA I grew up in Bensalem’s Nottingham section.  Big C, an indoor, open-stall discount market on the edge of the neighborhood, closed soon after we moved there. The building stood vacant and deteriorating…
Read MoreSpagetti Supper – Oct 9th
Meet the Candidates! Join us for dinner, meet the candidates and dance the night away, while the DJ spins the tunes. Bring a friend! Spring Mill Manor — 171 Jacksonville Road — Ivyland — 6:00—9:00 pm $25 per adult $5 children under 5 Please RSVP with payment by October 5th
Read MoreMensch Victorious in 24th State Senate Special Election!
We are extremely happy to report that in the special election for the 24th State Senate seat held today, the Republican candidate Bob Mensch just declared victory. With 9 precincts missing, the numbers are: 67% Mensch(R) 31% Scheuring (D) 3% Steever (L)
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