As I have warned in my http://www.billbytes.com/blog/, 15th Congressional District Representative Charlie Dent, a one-term memeber of the House Homeland Security Subcommitte, is preparing to lead a symposium in the Lewis Carroll Lehigh Valley.
The symposium will teach local businesses how to market security equipment spawned by the September 11, 2001, attack by Osama Bin Landen and other Arabian terrorists on the World Trade Center.
Easton Redevelopment Authority solicitor Danny Cohen may not be the best choice for prosecuting the eviction of Leonard marmelstein from the ERA-owned Moon property located at 1250 Bushkill drive, as reported in this week in the June 16, 2006, edition of The Express-Times.
This property is one of 33 proposed for the construction of a New Urban Village dubbed Bushkill Village in the flood plain of the Bushkill Creek corridor between 13th Street and Larry Holmes Drive.
The Republicans have installed Lafayette College President-Emeritus Arthur J. Rothkopf as a counsel and vice-president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C.; former PA Lt. Governor and Governor Mark Schweiker as president of Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce; Marta Boulos Gabriel as a top executive of the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce; and Northampton County Council member J. Michael Dowd as president of the Easton Council of the GLVCC.
The GLVCC and the Easton Council includes all of Warren County and much, if not all, of New Jersey, through the manipulation by these two organizations and their executive leadership through their illegal use and application of Metropolitan Statistical Area statistics.
The lawsuit brought by the Slate Belt Concerned Citizens and nine area residents against the Wind Gap Borough, Northamtpon County Council, and the county’s General Purpose Authority will only bolster the evidence already documented in the various Billy Bytes publications that the GPA and its 1998 $30 million bond and 2001 $111 million bond are frauds.
Not only did Northampton County defraud its taxpayers; it also defrauded Pennsylvania’s Secretary of State and Secretary of the budget, both of which approved the fraudulent changes to the ordinance introduced by former county councilmen Timothy Merwarth and Nicholas R. Sabatine III, Esq.
Last night Northampton County Council extended its contract with Allied Computer Services (ACS) of Dallas, Texas.
ACS is the subject of an e-mail dated October 24, 2002, from Northampton County Controller John Schimmel to a recipient whose identify at this juncture I am not at liberty to disclose out of concerns for his/her mental and physical well-being.
Today’s edition of The Morning Call speculates that Northampton County Council may dismantle the county’s Department of Community and Economic Development, though County Executive John “Mugwump” Stoffa still seems to be sitting on the fence regardng the department’s fate (here).
How do I respond to federal district judge Yvette Kane’s decision regarding the unconstitutional pay raise Pennsylvania’s state executive, judical, and legislative officials gave themselves last year, as reported in today’s The Morning Call editorial?
Declare war on the outlaws, as I did at the Northampton County Council meeting of June 6, 2002 (or was it July 6?), to the wild applause of the audience packing county council’s chamber.
An article on BillyBytes, titled “Media Control,” dated September 15, 2003, and written by downtown Easton businessman David Clark, owner of Estate Treasures, and College Hill resident Billy Givens, exposed these facts about The Morning Call and its attempts at media control:
“Now is not the time to relax rules that prohibit a newspaper from owning a TV station in the same city.
Pennsylvania Govenor Ed Rendell is destined to end his political career like the governor in Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Robert Penn Warren’s All the King’s Men: Willie Stark.
Like Stark, the end of Rendell’s poltical career ended with two bullets to the gut: Act 71, legalized gambling, and that act’s corollary, Act 72, “back-end referendum.”
Reform-minded Christians all across Pennsylvania must nail their own 95 theses to the Wittenberg Church door refuting the comfortable, conventional opiate of established, organized religion and launch across the keystone state a revival of old-fashioned religion.
Former City of Bethlehem Mayor and current Lehigh County executive Don Cunningham has announced a convocation of YUPPIES, hedonistic cyberites who worship Mammon and urban living, driving from the center cities they adulate parishes and congregations and replacing them with bars and chic expensive restaurants.