From Fire Protection to Natural Gas

 

Hartland’s new board says it pushed back on Albany energy restrictions and organized better communication for fire and EMS needs.

 

Hartland’s new board says it pushed back on Albany energy restrictions and organized better communication for fire and EMS needs.

HARTLAND, NY — While much of Hartland’s political debate has

The Unknown Election Gatekeepers

 

Returned certified letters, denied interviews, and insider endorsements fuel a fight inside the Hartland Republican Committee.

HARTLAND, NY - A dispute inside the Hartland Republican Committee is

Empty Drawers and a Wiped Computer

 

Hartland’s new administration says it inherited a broken transition, missing files, and last-minute actions before the transfer of power.

 

HARTLAND, NY - When Hartland’s new administration took office, officials say they did not inherit an orderly town government operation. Instead, they describe a transition marked by empty file drawers, a missing town computer, and little

Solar Shock in Hartland

 

How a 2019 renewable energy presentation, farmland concerns, and 

a later recusal raised new questions about town government.

 

Hartland’s new administration says a disputed solar law could have exposed the town to costly litigation and weakened its ability to protect farmland.

HARTLAND, NY — A solar controversy in the Town of Hartland appears to reach back to at least August 2019, when EDF Renewables reportedly gave a

The $4,000 One-Day Question

 Confidential secretary pay, benefits, family ties, and a disputed final date put Hartland payroll decisions under scrutiny

 

HARTLAND, NY - A confidential secretary position in the Town of Hartland is now part of a larger debate over taxpayer money, family connections, and whether employment decisions were handled transparently under

Voting Without Reading?

Video statements allegedly show former Hartland board members admitting they relied on Ross Annable instead of fully reviewing resolutions.

HARTLAND, NY - One of the most serious questions now facing Hartland town government is not limited to solar, payroll, easements, or political endorsements. It is broader: did elected board members fully read and understand the

What happend, did the Federal grand jury to investigate OTB ?

 

Story from September 2019 Investigative post

 https://www.investigativepost.org/2019/09/11/federal-grand-jury-to-investigate-otb/

A federal grand jury is investigating possible corruption at the Western Regional Off Track Betting Corp.

Sources told Investigative Post and the Niagara Gazette the

King of Niagara County Gets Life Benifits

 

 

When Henry Wojtaszek, the president and CEO of Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corp., steps down at the end of the year, he’ll take a gold-plated health insurance plan with him.

The plan features no deductibles, a $25 copay for doctor, specialist and

Mike Norris past criminal behavior lands him a judge seat, did the voters know?

 

 

A New York state assemblyman from Niagara County, who struck immunity from prosecution deals as part of criminal investigations in the past, is now in line for a new job as a State Supreme Court judge.

While Assemblyman Mike Norris, R-Lockport, said in an interview earlier this

Free from FBI and CIA

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Volunteer Fire Funding Short Falls In Lockport NY.

High ranking Lockport town and county officials could face charges

A complaint recently submitted to the Niagara County Sheriff’s Department and Board of Elections has accused government officials in the Town of Lockport of judicial ethics violations and identity theft. If the allegations are proven to be true, several top Republicans could face felony charges.

Among those named in the complaint are Mark Smith, Rick Updegrove, Nancy Brooks, Cheryl Antkowiak and Mark Crocker. They are accused of manipulating ballots prior to primary elections. The complaint claims the following:

“In the Town of Lockport all Conservative and Independents petitions circulated were not carried by people of that party, Most were done by Richard Updegrove, Mark Smith, Nancy Brooks, Cheryl A. Antkowiak, Mark Crocker and more. Being all are Republicans this violates notary law when they themselves have interest to circulate petitions not of their own party. Most all of the town elected officials became notaries to get on ballots of minor party lines.”

The complaint also accuses town officials of conspiring to elect town residents to the Conservative Party committee without their knowledge. This tactic allows Republican candidates sufficient opportunity to

George Maziarz knew a close friend, ex Legislator was Sexually harassing a co worker.

Updated from original post October 2010 

George Maziarz knew a close friend, ex Legislator was Sexually harassing a co worker.

Yet on Chanel October 5, 2012 George said he knew nothing about incident?

What a disgrace for female workers 

George Maziarz hired this man knowing this and then made him a executive County committee man and a judicial delegate

This lawsuit  cost taxpayers $90,000

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“George Maziarz Friends and Family Unemployment Reduction Plan

Introducing the “George Maziarz Friends and Family Unemployment Reduction Plan”

With the primary quickly approaching, we, of course, are seeing a heavy push at the end to expose each candidate for their weaknesses. The only real primary this September is between incumbent Monarchical matriarch George Maziarz vs. political newcomer Johnny Destino. These two will battle for the Republican line on September 13^th.

Destino’s campaign, which seems

THE GEORGE MAZIARZ PAY TO PLAY CLUB

8/20/12

THE GEORGE MAZIARZ PAY TO PLAY CLUB

By: Carl P. Paladino

Help us play “connect the dots.” If you know the motivation for the Contribution, Email to me at cpaladino@ellicottdevelopment.com

Top 2012 Contributors to George Maziarz:

2012 Maziarz 1999-2012 2012 Niagara County Footnote:

Committee Maziarz Republican Committee # Committee

Total Donations reported for 2012 $518,326

PHARMACISTS SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK- This one is easy. $12,750.00

NIAGARA FALLS REDEVELOPMENT - George lets Milstein sap the last

blood out of Niagara Falls $11,500.00 $36,966 (4)

1199 SEIU UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS

George Maziarz has for years monopolized the system

The Niagara County Republican machine run by George Maziarz has for years monopolized the political landscape in Niagara County by controlling all political parties.

Maziarz’s political cohorts sign up to become members of the Conservative, Independence, Working Families and Green Party. They then circulate petitions to elect their people as Committeemen and Candidates. They put party members on

George Maziarz

George Maziarz "The Senator" by Thomas J. Prohaska LOCKPORT — In Niagara County politics, when someone refers to “the senator,” there’s no need to identify whom they’re talking about

Town attorney tells town residents to _____ off, Dan Seaman Lockports $100,000 attorney

 Dan Seaman Lockports $100,000 + town attorney tells town residents to ___  off

  Lockport Town attorney Dan Seaman wile intoxicated missed a turn on Crosby rd Lockport Ny crashing into to landscaping rocks.  Dan then trying and leave scene of accident dug huge ruts in residents lawn, getting

Why do you vote for a candidate that sends out the most postcards?

By Justin Sondel, Justin.sondel@niagara-gazette.com Niagara Gazette

Niagara Gazette — Amy Hope Witryol says its time to take the money out of New York state politics.

Witryol, who is running in the state Senate's 62nd District, held a press conference Thursday in Niagara Falls where she said there are "1,000 reasons" to change the current political campaign system in New York and suggested there's "no greater cause of

Postal Service Losing $42,335,766 Per Day

Postal Service Losing $42,335,766 Per Day

Most of the loss could be eliminated if the Congress would drop the requirement to prefund retiree health benefits for workers not even hired yet. Congress has used the USPS as a cash source supporting their big-spending ways.
The U.S. Postal Service has been losing an average of $42,335,766 per day in fiscal 2012.

On Thursday, the service reported a third quarter (April 1-June 30) net loss of $5.2 billion, bringing its fiscal year-to-date net loss to $11.6 billion.
There were 274 days in the first three quarters of fiscal 2012. Thus the Postal Service has lost, on average, $42,335,766 per day in this fiscal year.
However, those losses have not been evenly distributed over the period. In the most recent quarter, the Postal Service's losses dramatically increased.
In the first quarter of fiscal 2012 (Oct.-Dec.), the Postal Service lost $3.3 billion. In the second quarter (Jan.-March), it lost $2.2 billion.
During the third quarter alone, when the Postal Service lost a total of $5.2 billion, the service was losing money at a rate of $57,142,857 per days.
The Postal Service said that it had to use $3.1 billion in the third quarter to fulfill a legislative mandate for prefund retiree health benefits, significantly contributing to its losses.
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