Commitment to U.S. Constitution Presented Nov. 8, 2013 by Carl Rullmann at Salute to Veterans program presented by PrimeTimers at Faith Community United Methodist Church, Cox Road, West Chester. The history of the world is by and large about conflict between nations. Nations defend themselves. Corruption in government leads to aggression as evil… Continue Reading
Welch Versus Wong – East Versus West Being a number cruncher at heart, I had already downloaded the precinct level election results. I had already crunched some numbers, looking for a correlation between this election effort and strategy and the 2009 election. I decided to do a graphical mash-up of the precinct map and… Continue Reading
West Chester Trustee Election Results Matt King 5417 20.85% Catherine Stoker 6246 24.04% Mark Welch 6962 26.79% Lee Wong 7359 28.32% Another election has passed and the people of West Chester Township have spoken. In the coming days, the yard signs that pepper our yards will disappear. For a few weeks, the media… Continue Reading
West Chester’s War on Oversight: Are these 2 accountable, or not? An Endorsement for Open government this Tuesday Guest Article, Author: Bruce Jones (West Chester Fiscal Officer) Since being elected West Chester Fiscal Officer two years ago I have purposefully disengaged myself from the township’s controversial issues such as spending money for bike paths, crosswalks,… Continue Reading
Stop Letting Their System Define You About a month ago I was at a friends house and when I arrived I noticed that they had both a Wong and Stoker yard sign. I assumed that they were non partisan with respect to political party considering Trustee Stoker is a Democrat and Trustee Wong is a… Continue Reading
Where West Chester Trustee Candidates Stand on the Right to Life Issue Guest Article, Author: Randy Simmons As a long standing West Chester Citizen, I like many voters try to understand who the candidates really are and what they stand for before casting my vote. Today, politicians often find the really tough issues difficult to… Continue Reading