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Hunterdon Democrat: Vos is a Plagiarist

Posted on June 6, 2011 by admin

According to the Hunterdon Democrat, Clinton Township mayoral candidate Harmen Vos is officially a plagiarist. The question is, how far back does Vos’s plagiarism go? And why have the newspapers been printing Vos’s letters without looking into this before? The variations in … Continue reading →

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Harmen Vos: Shameless fraud

Posted on June 4, 2011 by admin

Harmen Vos, candidate for Mayor of Clinton Township, cheated his constituents when he failed to disclose conflicts of interest before voting on Clinton Township legislation. Vos cheated voters and violated NJ election law when he hid the business connections of … Continue reading →

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Harmen Vos: Violating the law & holding himself unaccountable

Posted on June 1, 2011 by admin

Clinton Township Councilman Harmen Vos has campaign signs all over town that say, “TAXES DOWN – ACCOUNTABILITY UP.” After five months of accomplishing nothing on the Council, Vos is running for Mayor. Vos has violated New Jersey law, and has … Continue reading →

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Maria Grant: The voice of the minority demands higher school taxes

Posted on April 22, 2011 by admin

Year after year, Clinton Township voters reject the local school budget. Lacking faith in the Board of Education (BOE), voters know that voting No on the school budget means the Township’s auditor will review that budget — and disclose what is … Continue reading →

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Make sure tax dollars are spent on education: Vote NO on school budget

Posted on April 22, 2011 by admin

If your objective is to spend your tax dollars on a better education for Clinton Township children, then vote NO on the Clinton Township School District (CTSD) budget on April 27. Historically, the CTSD Board of Education (BOE) has demonstrated that … Continue reading →

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Give us freedom: A sign of bad signs to come?

Posted on March 27, 2011 by admin

The new Clinton Township Freedom Fighters, led by councilman Harmen Vos, are trying to show us the truth in an old French proverb: Be careful what you wish for: You might get it! A Hunterdon Democrat article, Clinton Twp. wants to … Continue reading →

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Apple’s Business Plan: CTSD

Posted on March 6, 2011 by admin

Three years ago the Clinton Township School District invested heavily in “modern technology.” We needed SMARTboards in classrooms. Still not completely deployed, SMARTboards are now old hat. The latest “gotta have it” Apple “educational technology” continues to drive our spending. … Continue reading →

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Clinton Township COAH Plan: “Chicanery”

Posted on November 4, 2010 by admin

A recent Hunterdon Democrat article reports that the Clinton Township Community Coalition (CTCC) has filed a formal protest about the township’s most recent affordable housing plan with the New Jersey Council On Affordable Housing (COAH). The Hunterdon Review covers the story in much more … Continue reading →

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Councilman Jim Imbriaco on Exxon: They’re bozos

Posted on October 28, 2010 by admin

The following letter was submitted to the Hunterdon Democrat, but was edited drastically to fit the newspaper’s “new” letter limitations. This is the full letter: On October 13, 2010 councilman Jim Imbriaco called Clinton Township’s biggest corporate resident, taxpayer and … Continue reading →

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Kuhl & Vogel: Hijacking the ballot

Posted on April 23, 2010 by admin

The April 21, 2010 Hunterdon Review raises the question, Has this year’s Clinton Township ballot been hijacked? Is your vote being manipulated? Looks like. The candidates you will see way up on top of the ballot — in the coveted … Continue reading →

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