Thursday, November 1, 2012
How would a Main Street manager help the Moorestown business community? And how would the township pay for it? Find out more about the Democratic candidates' plan here.
- ELECTIONS
- Rob Scott
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Thursday, November 1, 2012
We've heard a lot from the candidates for town council over the last few months, from their plans for improving the business climate in town, to how they plan to rein in spending. But much of what we've heard or read has been reduced to sound bites or finely polished press releases. We at Patch wanted to give the candidates the chance to provide more in-depth explanations of their positions on the issues that matter to voters, and to do it through the more candid medium of video. Identical offers were made to both the Republican and Democratic candidates to sit down with Moorestown Patch editor Rob Scott for separate video interviews. However, the Republican slate was unable to agree to Patch's terms. We asked the Democratic candidates …
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Should Moorestown have a permanent downtown police presence? What do the Democratic candidates think of the current town hall project plans? Find out here.
- ELECTIONS
- Rob Scott
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Wednesday, October 31, 2012
We've heard a lot from the candidates for town council over the last few months, from their plans for improving the business climate in town, to how they plan to rein in spending. But much of what we've heard or read has been reduced to sound bites or finely polished press releases. We at Patch wanted to give the candidates the chance to provide more in-depth explanations of their positions on the issues that matter to voters, and to do it through the more candid medium of video. Identical offers were made to both the Republican and Democratic candidates to sit down with Moorestown Patch editor Rob Scott for separate video interviews. However, the Republican slate was unable to agree to Patch's terms. We asked the Democratic candidates …
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Find out where the Democratic council candidates stand on the use of the Open Space Trust Fund and whether they support a new referendum.
We've heard a lot from the candidates for town council over the last few months, from their plans for improving the business climate in town, to how they plan to rein in spending. But much of what we've heard or read has been reduced to sound bites or finely polished press releases. We at Patch wanted to give the candidates the chance to provide more in-depth explanations of their positions on the issues that matter to voters, and to do it through the more candid medium of video. Identical offers were made to both the Republican and Democratic candidates to sit down with Moorestown Patch editor Rob Scott for separate video interviews. However, the Republican slate was unable to agree to Patch's terms. We asked the Democratic candidates …
Monday, October 29, 2012
Patch sat down with the Democratic council candidates—Greg Newcomer, Brian Sattinger and Mark Hines—and asked them a series of issues-focused questions ahead of next week's election.
We've heard a lot from the candidates for town council over the last few months, from their plans for improving the business climate in town, to how they plan to rein in spending. But much of what we've heard or read has been reduced to sound bites or finely polished press releases. We at Patch wanted to give the candidates the chance to provide more in-depth explanations of their positions on the issues that matter to voters, and to do it through the more candid medium of video. Identical offers were made to both the Republican and Democratic candidates to sit down with Moorestown Patch editor Rob Scott for separate video interviews. However, the Republican slate was unable to agree to Patch's terms. We asked the Democratic candidates …
Saturday, October 27, 2012
There's a wide financial chasm between the Republicans and Democrats running for Moorestown council, but both parties say it's not about the money.
- ELECTIONS
- Rob Scott
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Saturday, October 27, 2012
CORRECTION: The joint committee report for the Newcomer-Sattinger-Hines team shows the candidates have raised a total of $7,245—$3,325 from contributions of $300 or less, and $3,920 from contributions exceeding $300—and includes an itemized list of several of their donors. The 29-day pre-election report also indicates the candidates have spent $4,870 (as of Oct. 12), all of it on advertising, including with Patch. Patch apologizes for the errors included in the prior version of this story. _________________________ As of earlier this month, the Republican candidates for Moorestown council had out-fundraised their Democratic counterparts by almost 3 to 1 and outspent them by a 5-to-1 margin, according to campaign finance reports. According…
Monday, October 22, 2012
Perhaps a nonpartisan election system is the way to go.
Last Sunday, I was already stewing about Monday, which is never the best way to start the week. I had overextended, overbooked and overthought practically every item on my to-do list. Then I opened the newspaper. I don’t know what I’m going to do with my mornings when newspapers become extinct, but when everything I read upsets me, I wonder what’s the point? Do I really need to know Philadelphia is the sweatpants capital of the country? That data, courtesy of Experian Simmons (who?) informed me that Philadelphians bought the most sweatpants for the second year in a row. Five minutes prior to reading this horrifying story, I had been idly leafing through the three-color ads with the idea of going to Boscov’s for some sweatpants. Really. Now…
Get em up
12:03 am on Friday, November 2, 2012
Ok elder, I didn't get that piece but got two town council republican pieces in the mail and a Dimitri Schneiberg for school board election . I guess it will make it easy to vote Tuesday and vote for both council and school board the entire Column 2, I got my sample ballot in the mail The otter day. What's the latest polls look like?   more ›