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By Jeff Green, on July 26th, 2010%
 In contrast to the 800 TEA baggers who rallied at the county courthouse a few months back, this one was thankfully and mostly free of the overt racism that pervaded that former event. And though there were head-nods to illegal immigrants and keeping America “safe” from terrorists (don’t even get me started) and “overthrowing” Obamacare, the main thrust of the anger of this entirely white, late 40′s, solidly middle class crowd was… the Republican Party. . . . → Read More: News That Matters – Monday, July 26, 2010
By Jeff Green, on July 26th, 2010%
In contrast to the 800 TEA baggers who rallied at the county courthouse a few months back, this one was thankfully and mostly free of the overt racism that pervaded that former event. And though there were head-nods to illegal immigrants and keeping America “safe” from terrorists (don’t even get me started) and “overthrowing” Obamacare, the main thrust of the anger of this entirely white, late 40′s, solidly middle class crowd was… the Republican Party. . . . → Read More: A TEA Party On the Hill
By Jeff Green, on May 31st, 2010%
Tamagna wants state to help with Patterson Crossing road fixes
PATTERSON — The Putnam County Legislature last week never voted on a controversial measure to reimburse developer Paul Camarda with sales-tax money for road fixes he makes near his proposed Patterson Crossing shopping center.
Lawmakers on Wednesday night were expected to vote on . . . → Read More: Tamagna wants state to help with Patterson Crossing road fixes | LoHud.com | The Journal News
By Jeff Green, on May 25th, 2010%
The county of Putnam shall provide for a credit for the value of work performed or financed by a property owner within the road or highway improvement district or districts or benefited area or areas for the work as described in section one this act [sic]. Agreement for the provision of such credit shall be set forth in a written instrument of understanding between Putnam County and the property owner and documented in some other permit, approve site plan or official finding issued by Putnam County or the town of Patterson. . . . → Read More: Corporate Welfare, Putnam Style – A Special Report
By Jeff Green, on May 3rd, 2010%
A note to Mayor Bloomberg: Early yesterday morning you said, “Terrorists who want to take our freedoms away from us focus on the symbol of those freedoms, and that’s New York City.” Mr. Mayor, the only terrorists who can take away our freedoms are ourselves. Osama bin Laden didn’t shred the US Constitution or write the USA PATRIOT Act, we did that all on our own. In the future, please cut the hyperbole and stay focused. Thanks. . . . → Read More: News That Matters – May 3, 2010
By Jeff Green, on April 13th, 2010%
Ginny Nacerino, Patterson Town Councilwoman, said we all know what we want, but how do we get there. She also pointed out that she works for the Brewster school district and could not imagine how they could consolidate school administration offices given the very serious and hard work that she witnesses daily. . . . → Read More: Bob Bondi “Redesigning County Government” tour – Report from Patterson
By Jeff Green, on March 29th, 2010%
Yeah, I’ve been away for a lot of reasons that only a few of you have asked about until a wonderful event, an 80th birthday party for longtime Kent resident Kathy Freston last Wednesday evening, when a number of people got on my case – and in my face – about not publishing News That Matters. And then over this past weekend I received a number of emails asking what’s happened. If you’ve written or called you know. If you haven’t, then you haven’t missed the column. . . . → Read More: News That Matters – March 29, 2010
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A TEA Party On the Hill
In contrast to the 800 TEA baggers who rallied at the county courthouse a few months back, this one was thankfully and mostly free of the overt racism that pervaded that former event. And though there were head-nods to illegal immigrants and keeping America “safe” from terrorists (don’t even get me started) and “overthrowing” Obamacare, the main thrust of the anger of this entirely white, late 40′s, solidly middle class crowd was… the Republican Party. . . . → Read More: A TEA Party On the Hill