If you have never attended a board meeting for the North East School District, you owe it to yourself to show up at least once. Very few members of the public appear at any meetings and when board members become used to operating relatively unseen and unheard, it’s easy for their behavior and procedures to […]
Granite Ridge is a Big Problem, Let’s Make it Our Mission to Fix it – Soon
In a recent article I was curious how many of you really cared about what happens in North East. After attending the meeting at Granite Ridge with Ehrenfeld and Culmen International, it’s pretty clear quite a few of you do and that’s a great start, but caring, by itself, isn’t enough. Many of you care, […]
Granite Ridge Gets National Attention in Article on Influx Care Facilities
The Epoch Times has an excellent article covering influx care facilities. Granite Ridge is prominently mentioned along with warnings from investigators who have been looking into the entire issue of “unaccompanied minors.” It sheds light on gangs, human traffickers and the sponsors to whom these minors are released. Read the whole thing to get a […]
Granite Ridge Meeting Brings More Information But No Definitive Answers
The highly anticipated meeting at Granite Ridge where North East residents expected to finally get some answers from Jonathan Ehrenfeld and Culmen International about the proposed housing of illegal immigrants on the campus, gave us a slightly clearer picture of what an influx care center would look like, but brought no commitments of any sort. […]
Granite Ridge Update From the Ehrenfeld Companies
Granite Ridge has sent an update with some answers to questions they’ve received. It is presented below. If you are planning to attend the meeting tomorrow evening, it would be very helpful if you read this message beforehand. The impression given is that they have not yet committed to the influx center, but many questions […]
Your Electric Power Problems May Just Be Getting Started
Just a couple of months ago, PJM Interconnection issued a grid warning due to the accelerated shutdowns of multiple fossil fuel power plants while replacement power in the form of renewables (wind and solar) is slow to come online. In the article here we pointed out how PJM was shutting down 3 GW (gigawatts) of […]
North East is a Beautiful Town
We’ve heard far too much depressing news recently and I wanted to put this out there to remind everyone of how beautiful our town really is. This video is the work of the Advance North East Foundation and was produced seven years ago and I just stumbled across it while researching another topic. I’ve never […]
North East, We Have a Problem
Your may not be concerned about the southern border crisis with thousands of migrants crossing into the US every day because it seems so far away. Video of Texas towns being overrun and border patrol officers overwhelmed along with an administration in Washington openly promoting the whole process makes you glad you’re way up here […]
Does North East School Board’s Proposed Tax Increase Require Our Oversight?
As noted last week, the North East School Board has proposed a budget for the upcoming 23-24 school year that includes a 3.97 percent tax increase. This follows a 3.94 percent increase for 22-23 and 1.94 percent for 21-22. There’s a point when raising taxes may not be the best option, perhaps it makes more […]
Meet and Greet the North East Candidates May 8th
If you’ve looked over the sample ballots and wondered who the candidates are and what they have to say on the issues, here’s your chance to find out. Candidates in both the borough and township will be there, so be sure to stop by at the North East Township municipal building, May 8th at 7PM. […]
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