Board solicitor Mike Weinstein had earlier advised the board not to worry about appointing within 30 days.
Candidates present at the meeting were Denise Fey, Jack Fisher, Mary Gordon, Bill Greenlaw and Sue Schor. Not present were Taxpayers United favorite Bernard Marasa, who is in Florida, and I, who could not make travel accommodations on such short notice.
In Marasa's absence, current board members Deb DuCharme, Bob Goldsack and John Kupillas spoke on his behalf and presented his resume. Current board members Sue Casey and John Wroblewski endorsed Schor, and Pam Lutfy endorsed Gordon. In my absence, a letter and my resume, which I faxed to the court administrator's office early this morning, were examined at the hearing.
Current board members absent from the hearing were Diane French, who wrote a scathing letter to the editor in this week's Pike County Dispatch to be posted on the blog later this evening, and Ed Silverstone, who arrived at the end of the hearing.
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get a life.
@anonymous- Some of us still like hearing news about DV, even if we're not in town. Ryan's blog is great for that. Go crawl back in your anonymous whole, idiot.
@Ryan, you might want to force logging in for comments, especially since blogger supports openid so noone even needs a new account.
I would just like to congratulate Sue Schor, Ryan Balton, and Bill Greenlaw for doing such a great job and supporting the children in the Delaware Valley School District. You have all helped to make it known that you will not stand by and watch Taxpayers United stand as a brick wall blocking the best education for our children. The judge will make the decision today and hopefully he will decide that one of us and not Taxpayers United and the “Old Guard” will get a chance to make dedicated and caring decisions about the futures of our children. If not, we will all still be here, and we will still be attending board meetings, and we will still be asking the questions that will keep the spotlight on education and the law.
Thank you Ryan for maintaining such an informative blog despite your busy college schedule.
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