Newsflash

DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
On Tuesday night, June 23rd, the voices and votes of registered Democrats were heard loudly and clearly: sound planning and sound development candidates will represent the Democratic Party in November.
 
Congratulations to Tom Dolin (Supervisor), Daniel Mackay (Town Board) and Doug LaGrange (Town Board), who were awarded the Democratic Party ballot lines by voice acclamation.
 
There were no other nominees put forward for these town positions by attendees at the caucus.
 
Diane Deschenes (Town Clerk) and Darrell Duncan (Highway Superintendent) were also awarded ballot lines at the caucus this evening.
 
Thank you for your support and encouragement of these candidates and your participation at the Democratic Caucus.
 
Crowded caucus put GOP on Dem line

An artcle entitled "Crowded caucus put GOP on Dem line", by Saranac Hale Spencer, originally appeared in the Altamont Enterprise, June 25, 2009. [pdf.document]

 
Incumbent drops out of New Scotland race
An article entitled "Incumbent drops out of New Scotland race", by Dan Sabbatino, originally appeared in the Bethlehem Spotlight, June 24, 2009.  [pdf.document]
 
County rejects New Scotland zoning law

An article entitled "County rejects New Scotland zoning law, states it should address density issue", by Dan Sabbatino, originally appeared the the Bethlehem Spotlight, June 3, 2009. [pdf.document]

 
I'm running to provide strong leadership on planning and to restore open government
A letter to the editor entitled "I'm running to provide strong leadership on planning and to restore open government", by Daniel Mackay, originally apeared in the Altamont Enterprise May 7, 2009. [pdf.document]
 
Images from the Memorial Day Parade

Our cause was represented at the popular Voorheesville Memorial Day Parade on May 23, 2009. NS4SED had the largest contingent in the parade and received warm welcomes all along the route. Here are some images from the 2009 Voorheesville Memorial Day Parade. 


 
   

 


 
 
Zoning can be changed now to promote agriculture
An editorial entitled "Zoning can be changed now to promote agriculture", originally appeared in the Altamont Enterpise May 28, 2009. [pdf.document]
 
NS4SED founder seeks town spot
An article entitled "NS4SED founder seeks town spot," by Dan Sabbatino, appeared in the Bethlehem Spotlight May 13, 2009. [pdf.document]
 
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