If you’ve seen the big blue signs or gotten the texts or mailers about me, you may have some questions. Please know that I have nothing to hide. So, I’m writing to share the facts before you head …
It is an extremely rare instance in today’s politicized and polarized world when people from the opposing political parties can come together, put aside their philosophical differences and unite …
The general election is right around the corner, Tuesday Nov. 7. The Souderton Area School District (SASD) board is comprised of 9 members, called school directors, and there are five seats up.
At the Oct. 18 Palisades School Board meeting, residents and board members expressed outrage at the distribution of a political flyer supporting Kathleen Gentner.
Quakertown area voters have many issues on their minds, but the top concerns of potential voters who took part in a recent Facebook poll are overcrowding at Strayer Middle School and at the high …
In responding to a local reporter who recently wrote a newspaper article on “transparency,” I inquired as to why the members of the Democrat slate of Pennridge School Director candidates did not …
“I swore never to be silent whenever and wherever human beings endure suffering and humiliation. We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the …
A recent Letter to the Editor (“Together for Council Rock” ironically named, Oct. 12) misled local voters about the stakes of our upcoming Council Rock School Board election. In fact, Council …
The Pennridge community and its children are near and dear to my heart. For the past 30 years I have had the privilege of playing an active role in the Pennridge School District. First, I was a parent …
A seventh-grade school teacher has become a target in the Palisades school board race. A campaign flyer paid for by Just Concerned Citizens that arrived in potential voters’ mailboxes over the …
At a recent Pennridge school board committee meeting, I found myself watching the lights at Helman Stadium while reflecting on the state of our district.
What’s happening on Nov. 7? “We, the People” will be voting in the Fall 2023 General Municipal Election. We will be deciding who will represent us in a variety of state (judges), county, …
It’s widely understood that November’s election in the Central Bucks School District will determine the course of the fourth-largest district in the state for years to come. The deeply polarized …
A Sept. 21 guest opinion (I reported a gun at a Central Bucks meeting. Here’s what happened next) insinuated that I, as Central Bucks School Board President, ignored a potential safety situation at …
During a daylong hearing last week, a Montgomery County judge heard testimony in a case that will determine whether Central Bucks School District will continue to have nine voting regions or three.
We would like to thank the sponsors and attendees of our annual Dinner in White to benefit the Indian Valley Public Library (IVPL). Over 200 members of our community gathered to dine and dance in …
Barbara Vees talks about bringing a “New Culture of Leadership” to the Pennridge School Board in her recent (Sept. 14) article. How could this even be possible when the ones causing the issues …
As a nominee on the “Protect Pennridge” slate of candidates for Pennridge School Board, I’m proud that each of us comes from a different background with our own set of life experiences and …
As a Republican candidate for School Board Director, I would like to speak on the importance of governing effectively. As a team, we will elect strong leaders who will establish lines of …
It is important for all of us, as citizens, to register and to vote in every election. The municipal elections in November typically receive the lowest turnout of any general election in the …
