Letter: Kennett has crisis of credibility
To the Editor:
I must disagree with former Supervisor Charles Shoemaker who recently asserted that “[t]here is no crisis in Kennett Township.” I assert that there is a critical crisis of credibility, performance, transparency and integrity, by the current Supervisors. While it is true that I have been provided some of the documentation that I requested, the guts of it has been denied me. It...
Letter: Medical payments to supervisors were illegal
To The Editor:
The Kennett Township Supervisors chaired by Allan Falcoff have illegally enriched themselves with $10,000 a year of the taxpayers’ money since 2007.
They simply made a motion and seconded it with no public present, then started taking cash payments for their personal and spouses Medicare/Healthcare premiums. This is in direct violation of Article VI of the PA Township...
Letter: Kennett needs a qualified leader
To The Editor:
This Election, I’m going to vote for a Qualified Leader!
A good leader knows how and when to listen.
A good leader knows he can never be right all of the time.
Letter: setting the record straight on land conservancy
To The Editor:
Unfortunately, misinformation has been circulating via flyers and advertisements paid for by a contributor to the Falcoff Campaign, which is not only false but purposely misleading. In order to set the record straight, The Land Conservancy for Southern Chester County wants you to know the TRUTH:
Letter: Falcoff has been a benefit to Kennett
To The Editor,
For many decades my family and I have lived in Kennett Township and have been closely involved with its governance. I was part of the group that helped to establish the Anson B. Nixon Park and am a member of the Kennett Area Park Authority. I take great pride in being an active participant in Kennett Township affairs. I have always felt Kennett Township was a desirable place to live.
Letter: Kennett Township needs transparent supervisors
To The Editor:
The PA Sunshine Law clearly states, the actions and deliberations of municipal officials are public business. Passed in 1986/ amended in 1998, the Law’s purpose is to protect the rights of citizens to know what is occurring in their municipality and governing agencies. In the preamble of the Sunshine Law is written “openness keeps residents more informed and allows for increased...
Letter: Wake up, Mr. Nale
To The Editor:
Just like Rip van Winkle, Mr. Nale appears to have been asleep. (referring to his letter of last week). He failed to notice that our township residents have been celebrating the addition of a new 90 acres of preserved land less than a year ago.(Auburn HeightsII) There was NO help from Kennett Township. Yes, in four years the scorecard is:
Letter: Kennett hiding financial information
To The Editor
Robert Listerman, who is Allan Falcoff’s campaign manager, wants you to believe that the big issue in Kennett Township is an outrageous request for the Township’s financial data that he claims will expose the private information of township employees. According to Intuit, the software company that created their Quickbooks software, protected information can be easily...
Letter: Falcoff spending tax money to prevent release of public information
To The Editor:
Kennett Township Supervisor Allan Falcoff has already spent $14,000 of your tax money and will spend upwards of $60,000, in order to contest the ruling of the Hearing Officer in the Right To Know request. Mr. Falcoff directed the Township Solicitor to file suit in Common Pleas court to appeal the decision of the Hearing Officer which ordered Kennett Township to release the requested...
Letter: Kennett taxes too high
To The Editor:
Kennett Township residents, our taxes are too high! Our Township Supervisors, led by Allan Falcoff, claim our taxes are the 4th lowest of the surrounding Townships. Don’t be fooled. The Supervisors conveniently do not include the .5% Earned Income Tax (EIT), which dwarfs our Township property taxes, in their figures.
The Township’s 2011 budget projects that property taxes...
