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Here are some of the papers which show that Whitehall was considering ways to deal with Woodcliff for development a long time ago. They didn’t own the properties so why were they spending a bunch of money on firms to … Continue reading →

I have spoken with and/or heard from many owners in Woodcliff, what our city’s government is doing to them is unconscionable. I believe most Whitehall citizens either aren’t aware of the truth, are wantonly and self-servingly casting it aside or … Continue reading →

Sometime back, in 2009, when the leader of the recall effort against Councilperson Jacquelyn Thompson decided to bring a video camera into the council committee room and film (which was and is a right) I saw how its use was … Continue reading →

    What amounts to the final meeting of the Charter Review Commission happened Monday evening, April 23rd. This was the meeting they were going to ‘discuss’ those things which they’d focused on in the previous meetings before sending their … Continue reading →

Tuesday evening, just after I published the post regarding Auditor Miller and Council President Jim Graham’s behavior after a Council Committee meeting, I sat down and watched Steven Spielberg’s ‘The Post’. Its the true story of the Washington Post’s decision … Continue reading →

Here is the entire report. I’ll let you look at the entire thing before I write on it.                   log,                         … Continue reading →

                This is Whitehall’s Council President (the ‘Vice-Mayor’ so to speak) Jim Graham (left) and City Auditor Dan Miller(right). They have both been criticized individually by this citizen in posts on this blog. … Continue reading →

After I returned to Whitehall in 2008 and started attending council meetings in 2009, one of the first things I noticed that was awry were conflicts of interest being ignored by elected officials. Heeding conflicts of interest shows trustworthiness by … Continue reading →

In this video the Mayor introduces a draft piece of legislation dealing with police body cameras. As much information as is given or discussed is available right here in the video. This is a major moment for many reasons, one … Continue reading →

  In meeting #2 I was, again, the only non-governmental citizen in attendance. The attendance outside of myself and Councilman Larry Morrison had grown to include Council President Jim Graham (in the audience this time), Councilwoman Joanna Heck and Mayor … Continue reading →