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Announcing the
3rd Annual Spring Dinner
honoring
TRISH SHEILDS
Recipient of the
Distinguished Citizen Award
for outstanding volunteer service to our community.
April 21, 2010
6 p.m. - 10 p.m.
at Anthony's Restaurant
512 Station Avenue
Tickets are $75 per individual or $140 per couple
We request the courtesy of your RSVP to 856-470-8967 or send email by clicking here.
Please make checks payable to HHDO, 1008 Kings Highway, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035
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Fighting for Property Tax Reform in Trenton.
Fiscally conservative approach to local budget...cutting spending and eliminating waste.
Against the abuse of eminent domain.
Working to improve public works services.
Sharing services to save tax dollars.
Working to reduce municipal green house gases and implement a thorough Environmental Management System.
Working to make Haddon Heights affordable for our families. |
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Councilman Steve Berryhill and Councilman Dave McCollum are working hard to freeze unnecessary spending and reduce expenses.
Councilman McCollum, after requesting updates from the Mayor on his Project Garnet and being denied information, performed his own research on the costs and alleged benefits concerning this impactful project. The result of his research revealed that spending is out of control. A project that the Mayor and his administration (which includes Council President) sold to residents to cost $1.3 million has nearly doubled to $2.3 million...and the project is not complete. Also revealed are environmental issues surrounding the current Public Works site; the site that the Mayor alleges will bring surplus cash and sizeable ratables to our community.
Click here to read the Retrospect article published Friday, March 5, 2010, that only begins to shed light into the dark shadows of how the Mayor and his administration are failing to control spending at your expense.
You have questions or concerns about this crises or other issues? Contact Dave McCollum or Steve Berryhill (click on name for email link).
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Did you know?
A Haddon Heights' Opinion Survey was developed by the Mayor and mailed to all 2,748 property owners in the Borough of Haddon Heights in November of 2008. Open Public Records Act requests have revealed the original responses to the survey from property owners have since been destroyed.
Why? Is it convenient to the Mayor and his administration?
Who performed the work of the survey? Integrity Consulting Group. The same company that was listed as a client of the Mayor's personnal business. Is this another ethical concern?
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Borough Mayor in crisis...its time for his resignation. Save our town from more out of control spending, no bid contracts and questionable and unethical behavior.
Read the headline story from the September 4, 2009 Retrospect. CLICK HERE!
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Our Annual Club Membership Drive is in full gear. It is now more important than ever for you to stay informed about your local government and to become involved in shaping the future of our community.
It is easy to join to be part of growing organization that represents integrity, volunteerism and ethical service. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE MEMBERSHIP FORM. Complete the form, print and either mail it or bring it with you to our next club meeting.
We look forward to seeing you at the next meeting and hearing your interests and ideas that will make Haddon Heights an even better place to live.
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Join us on the first Monday of each month at our club meetings. Learn about how you can get involved in your community or just come to get to know others who are committed to volunteer service to their town. We meet at 325 Third Avenue at 7:00 p.m.
Please join us. If you have any questions, please call Jay at 856-470-8967.
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