Podcasts about township supervisor

The Hampshire Township supervisor Jody Remakel joins Lisa Dent to talk about Hampshire’s community services and programs. During her time as Hampshire as Township Supervisor, Remakel has built their senior program, updating the townships procedures, and started a community newsletter.

There is so much to learn in this episode. Most have no idea all of the services and programs available at Avon Township. See how they are helping the less fortunate in many was from the food pantry to clothing drives just to name a few. Michele loves her job and it shows!

Embattled south suburban politician Tiffany Henyard could be out of one of her political positions after some deft political maneuvering by her opponents. Henyard lost the Democratic nomination for Thornton Township supervisor Tuesday night, paving a path toward losing one of the two political positions she currently holds. Henyard is also the mayor of Dolton.

A small crowd gathered at the Thornton Township office in South Holland on the evening of Nov. 19 for a board meeting that was destined not to happen. The day before the meeting, trustees Christopher Gonzalez and Carmen Carlisle released a statement indicating they were effectively boycotting the meeting because of what they called an improperly vetted agenda and an attempt by Supervisor Tiffany Henyard to push through her own initiatives without full transparency, especially regarding the township's finances. Henyard spoke for about 20 minutes, referencing what she called “fake news” and “Judases” in the audience, while reminding those in attendance about a township-sponsored Thanksgiving food giveaway on Saturday and an upcoming holiday toy giveaway.

On this segment of Copper Country today, host Todd VanDyke talks with the candidates for Portage Township Supervisor in the November election - challenger Brandon Scholie, and incumbent Bruce Peterson. Copper Country Today airs throughout Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula Sunday mornings at 7:00 on WOLV 97.7 FM, 8:00 on WCCY 99.3 FM and 1400 AM, and 9:00 on WHKB 102.3 FM. The program is sponsored by the Copper Shores Community Health Foundation. Copyright © 2024, Houghton Community Broadcasting, Houghton, MI.

It might not seem like it with this incredible weather we've been having, but fall is right around the corner. We paid our friends in Manistee a visit, and are here to tell you that this just might be the perfect place to visit for fall colors.....and so much more.We recorded this week's show at the Manistee County History Museum, where we met the director Mark Fedder. This place is an absolute treasure trove of treasures! You can spend hours here just looking because this is the kind of place that just puts it all out there.....and we mean it all. We'll share what the most popular exhibit here it, and you just might not believe it, but HELLO it's true.Our buddy Sammie Lukaskiewicz from Manistee Tourism joined us, and not only told us about some very cool ways to see the blazing fall colors, she also took us out to lunch at The Outsider. Check out their burger, holy moley Batman! We love that they encourage you to take your food out and about around town, and even have a map on the wall showing you where the picnic tables are downtown.Have you heard of the S.S. City of Milwaukee? We had no idea that this historical ship has been rehabbed into a fabulous BOAT-tel that you can stay on during the summer. We learn from the executive director Rob Laurain that come October, the boat transforms into The Ghost Ship, a floating haunted house that is sure to scare your pants off.We also head a few minutes north of downtown Manistee to beautiful Arcadia. Paul Brown, Township Supervisor, comes by to share all the news about this small community's efforts to rehab and transform their gorgeous local beach. Now, you can rent kayaks here, borrow FREE bikes to ride, enjoy some local cuisine, and of course, soak up the beauty that is Lake Michigan.Off the air, we strolled and shopped downtown Manistee, and let's just say this is one healthy downtown. We can't wait to come back.We hope you'll tune in!@sscityofmilwaukee@manisteetourism#visitmmanistee#manistee#puremichigan#behindthemitten

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David Spaulding, Former USCIS Immigration Officer and Supervisor for 24 years, & Vanessa Maurer, Warrington Township Board of Supervisors. Kathy, David, Vanessa, and Producer Anthony debate the state of the GOP in a pivotal election year! David Spaulding is a general immigration law practitioner and Green and Spiegel's Compliance and Regulatory Practice Counsel. Vanessa Maurer, Member, Board of Supervisor My background in finance and accounting in which I bring over 25 years' experience puts me in a unique position to be able to serve the community of Warrington. Knowledge and expertise in accounting and finance are critical as well as proven leadership. Presently, I am a Vice President of Executive Accounts, and a former CFO of the oldest and largest commercial insurance consortium in Pennsylvania servicing governmental, religious, and non-profit organizations including municipalities. In these roles I have been accountable to provide fiscal stewardship over taxpayer funds and implement risk management supervision. In addition to this, I have served on various non-profit boards including School District Insurance Consortium and School District Service Corporation as well as being a board member of St. Jude's HSA. I have spent countless hours volunteering for student youth programs, and advocating for young adults with special needs. I bring both business acumen, and community fund-raising experience to my appeal. I am looking forward to serving as a Township Supervisor. I would like to see Warrington Residents put first before local big government. I want to protect our tax dollars by providing fiscal accountability, and prioritizing community feedback. I am proud of our First Responders that defend and serve in our community, and I want to support our First Responders and ensure have the resources to keep us safe. I want to promote smart growth, and preserve our community's environment rather than unrestrained expansion without safeguards to our ground water. Warrington deserves forward-thinking leadership that works together putting residents first that will sustain future generations.

GUY EXPANDS ON THE UPCOMING PA LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE (PA CPAC) HOW CAN THE LEADERSHIP IN THE KEYSTONE STATE ADJUST IN AN IMPORTANT ELECTION YEAR?  GUY IS A FEATURED SPEAKER AT THE UPCOMING LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE...  Guy Ciarrocchi is a Senior Fellow with the Commonwealth Foundation. Guy is a columnist for Broad+Liberty and RealClearPA, where he focuses on the politics of the suburbs. He is a frequent radio guest across Pennsylvania and in greater-Philadelphia with Rich Zeoli, Dom Giordano, and Dawn Stensland—and has been interviewed by, or written for, numerous national publications as well as television news programs and podcasts. In 2022, Guy was the Republican nominee for the U.S. Congress in PA-6; falling short, but leading the ticket. From 2014 to 2021, Guy served as the CEO of the Chester County Chamber of Business and Industry. He was a leader of the 2021 #VoteYES campaign—which regained our liberties by amending the Pennsylvania Constitution. Guy, a graduate of Villanova Law School, has served as the chief of staff to former Lieutenant Governor Jim Cawley, former U.S. Representative Jim Gerlach, and former state Senator Melissa Hart. And the White House in 2005 appointed Guy to serve as the Regional Director of the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development. Guy previously served as the Deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania as a prosecutor specializing in appellate advocacy. He is on the board of the Pennsylvania Coalition of Public Charter Schools(PCPCS) and previously served on the board of the REACH Alliance. Since 2000, Guy has coached Softball. Guy and his wife, Chris, have three children and two rescue dogs and live in Paoli, Tredyffrin Township Chester County, where Guy served as an elected Township Supervisor. Tune in weekdays 10 AM - 12 PM EST on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT; or on the Audacy app!

An update on happenings in Coldwater Township.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, you will hear audio from when D and I made a surprise visit to a city council meeting and caught the Township Supervisor in lies. This was a HUGE move in our fight to get Egypt's case fully in the hands of the State Police. 

Sandy Township Supervisor Kevin Salandra by Connect FM

Contact - Sandy Township Supervisor Kevin Salandra - April 20, 2023 by Connect FM

Bill Rogers, Township Supervisor and Chamber Membership Development, Bill Anderson visit with Rob to talk about the upcoming 50th Anniversary Chamber Golf Classic. They also get in to other upcoming events, updates on the downtown construction, along with a few stories along the way. Listen in to hear about this great event and more! For more information on the 50th Anniversary Chamber Golf Classic click here Website: https://www.brightoncoc.org/chamber-golf-classic/ Show Links Learn more about the Brighton Chamber by visiting our website. Website: https://www.brightoncoc.org/

Debbie Shanks writes: "I have been married for over 50 years to Roy: we have three children by birth, three children by marriage, and twelve grandchildren. Roy is from Casey Illinois and I am from Louisville Kentucky.  We met and married in Louisville and spent the next eighteen months in southern Italy (Air Force), spent one year in Indiana, and then seven years in Tennessee before moving to Illinois 40 years ago.    I have been a church musician since I was twelve years old.  I started out as the pianist for First Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Louisville Kentucky, then was the pianist/organist for both the Protestant and Catholic chapels on San Vito Air Force Base in San Vito, Italy, and then was the pianist for Goodlettsville Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Tennessee.  I have been the pianist for New Hope Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Yale Illinois for the last 40 years.  I spend a whole lot of time with 'dead people'.  I manage eight cemeteries and I am the historian for both of our families, as well as for several social and religious groups.  I spend countless hours researching ancestral connections, military histories, local histories, and census records in order to preserve the history and bring the 'dead back to life' for future researchers.   I am a Township Supervisor – the 'mayor' of 48 square miles of farm country.  I am a member of New Hope Cumberland Presbyterian Church, where I serve as an elder, Sunday school teacher, treasurer, musician, and a member of the Program Committee.  I am the Treasurer of North Central Presbytery and North Central Presbytery Cumberland Presbyterian Women's Ministry. I have served as the presbytery Moderator, a member of the Board of Finance and Trustees, and I am on the staff of the North Central Presbytery's Sr. High/College camps and retreats.  I am the Stated Clerk/Treasurer of the Synod of the Midwest, and am the Secretary of the denominational Board of Stewardship, Foundation, and Benefits   I have more hobbies than I have time to list.  Music is provided by Pierce Murphy, Caldera Blue. Source:  https://www.freemusicarchive.org/music/Pierce_Murphy/through-the-olive-branches/caldera-blueComments: http://freemusicarchive.org/Additional comments:  modifications made to shorten and loop song for introduction and closing of podcast.Copyright Attribution and License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Michael Oehling has grown up and into a role of leadership that has exceedingly benefited our town. It's not always an easy job being a Township Supervisor in Buffalo Township however he as well as the other supervisors have been huge contributions to our community and are responsible for a great deal of what we love about living here.

Election day is just around the corner and today we release an interview with Dan Greak who is running for Union Township Supervisor in Union County! Dan has lived in the area for most of his life working as a contractor and teaching Tae Kwon Do first in East Lewisburg and now in Winfield. If...

Tierra Williams is running for Ferguson Township Supervisor in Centre County. You can support her directly here. She is part of the PA United “We Can’t Wait” slate of candidates. Tierra was fresh off of a poetry and politics events which we certainly heard more about it for being cool and innovative. Townships, in PA, […]

This week John & Richard are joined by Gary Neumann.  Many of us know Gary as our Township Supervisor, as a good neighbor, and/or a great guy.  What some may not know is that Gary served 4 of his Marine years in the Presidential Helicopter Detail.  In fact, during that 4 year stretch he flew presidents Nixon, Ford and Carter.  We think you'll enjoy this conversation.

Gail Schnitzer Eisenberg is a civil rights lawyer and mother of two young children, who had wanted to run for office since kindergarten. She was elected in April 2017 to a four-year term as New Trier Township Trustee, serving the mostly affluent community's most vulnerable populations. Gail was slated for the Township Supervisor position by the non-partisan New Trier Citizen. In this podcast, she talks about the difference between running via a caucus vs. boards and shares her journey to inspire other women to run of local government. Connect with Gail at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gaileisenberg/https://www.facebook.com/GailforNewTrierTownshiphttps://twitter.com/gail_eisenberg

Episode 69: Andy Quarnstrom, Township Supervisor, City of Champaign Township by Elizabeth Hess

Chris Kaergard of the Journal Star and Marc Supreme of 90.7 FM talk to the candidates for Peoria Township Supervisor: Frank Abdnour and Latrina Leary. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Illinois State Board of Education has approved the proposed “Culturally Responsive Teaching and Leading Standards” amendment, and on February 16, JCAR (Illinois' Joint Committee on Administrative Rules) will vote on its ratification. Dr. Eric Wallace joins Monte Larrick to explain why adopting these “standards” will shift the focus from teaching foundational academics and fostering critical thinking skills to promoting Critical Race Theory and “woke” perspectives that dismiss objective truth. Additionally, they discuss how Illinois parents and taxpayers can most effectively stand against the leftist agenda of student indoctrination. After the break the conversation turns to the debunked, but still flourishing, 1619 Project; the need for Republican Party to intentionally reach out to Black voters; the criminal justice system and challenges facing law enforcement officers; the issue of racial disproportionality; and the proposed redesign of the twenty-dollar bill. Take ACTION: It is vital that the members of the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules (JCAR) hear from all Illinois taxpayers. Please click HERE to send a message to this committee urging them to vote against any proposal that would mandate all Illinois teachers be indoctrinated with left-leaning “woke” beliefs. The Democratic Co-Chairman is Illinois Senator Bill Cunningham (D-Chicago). His office number is (773) 445-8128. The Republican Co-Chairman is Keith Wheeler (R-North Aurora). His office number is (630) 345-3464. More ACTION: Here is a list of all the members of JCAR, and their individual contact information. It is imperative that we respectfully contact these state lawmakers to urge them to reject these new divisive “standards” by the ISBE. Dr. Eric Wallace is the founder and president of Freedom's Journal Institute and a candidate for Township Supervisor of Rich Township in the April 6th 2021 Consolidated Election. To learn more about the election visit RTRO.org.

Chris Kaergard of the Journal Star and Marc Supreme of 90.7 FM talk to the candidates for Peoria Township Supervisor: Frank Abdnour and Latrina Leary. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beat the Press with our interviews. Parker's POV Show is hosted by Publisher, Tanya Parker of Unity in Action Magazine. Socio-economic News YOU can use. Listen to Parker's POV Show: Jan 2020- Interview with Rita Conerly, a grassroots organizer and recent Democratic Candidate for City of Champaign Township Supervisor "First Mexican-Black American Candidate for Office"- unityinactionmagazine.com "Mother of 8 and survivor of domestic violence runs to Township Supervisor, City of Champaign." Rita Conerly: FB @ritaconerly --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/uamag/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uamag/support

Read the Story: UnityInActionMagazine.com Danielle Chynoweth, Cunningham Township Supervisor Interviewed by Zulema Herrera, Unity in Action Magazine Intern, Dec. 2020. Real Talk, Real Issues and Real Solutions on the financial crisis American families are facing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Evictions started, no utilities, no job, and no support. Danielle Chynoweth takes you on a common scenario that starts with a lost job during the pandemic and the trail of tears the domino effect leaves behind. Financial ruin, food insecurity, and homelessness is the only option for a growing number of families. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/uamag/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uamag/support

Hunter R. Robinson (Recorded 07/21/03) In this edition, host Ed Higgins sits down with Hunter R. Robinson. Hunter tells about his moving to the township in 1965 to work for General Electric. Hunter goes on to become Township Supervisor. Is instrumental in Hiring Ron Wagaman, former Township manager. He also helps form the Transportation Management Authority in Upper Merion, as well as the Chamber of Commerce, and the Optimist Club. Please, sit back and listen to Hunter Remember When.

Stephanie Zarb is a military veteran running for Township Supervisor in Bedford Twp. Michigan. She spoke with Fred about her campaign and the experience she brings to the race.

Ovid Township Supervisor Greg Gemmill joined us to discuss the retail marijuana proposal that will be on the township's November 3, 2020 ballot See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:05:35 Who is the current Ypsi Township Supervisor?00:08:20 Karen Lovejoy is shady AF (Info from Alex Thomas)00:09:35 What is the role of the Township Supervisor?00:16:45 Defunding vs. Abolishing The Police00:21:00 Cheryl Roberts (Ypsi Township Supervisor Candidate) on Police Reform00:26:40 Who to Vote For (Endorsements by Alex Thomas)00:32:05 - Inspiring the Youth to VoteLink to how to vote! EVEN IF YOU AIN'T REGISTERED YOU STILL CAN.https://www.michigan.gov/sos/0,4670,7-127-1633_8716_8726_47669-175878--,00.htmlENDORSEMENTS - VOTE FOR THEM (Info from Alex Thomas)Justin Hodges - Washtenaw County District 6 Commissioner CandidateCheryl Roberts - Ypsi Township Supervisor Candidate https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Political-Candidate/Cheryl-Roberts-for-Ypsilanti-Township-Supervisor-114393083634968/Eli Savit - Prosecutor Candidate https://eli2020.com/aboutDesire Simmons - City Council CandidateMonica Ross-Williams - Township Clerk (Write-in Candidate): https://www.monicarosswilliams.com/FUGAZIS - DON’T VOTE FOR THEM (Info from Alex Thomas)Michael White - Washtenaw County District 5 County CommissionerBrenda Stumbo - Ypsi Township Supervisor Candidate (Endorses Michael White)Arienne Slay - Prosecutor Candidate https://arianneslay.com/Why we "LIKE THIS" (article by Alex Thomas): https://whatsleftypsi.com/2019/a-tale-of-two-towns/

Join me for this week’s conversation with Leslie Richards, General Manager of SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority). Having risen through the ranks of Township Supervisor, County Commissioner, Secretary of PA Dept. of Transportation to General Manager, Leslie has modeled a path of leadership for women that has consistently focused on raising up others, advocating for equity, and facilitating real and lasting change. Tune into today’s episode to hear more about her journey through leadership as well as how she is showing up to her current challenge of serving as the white female head of the region’s transit system that employs 60% minority workers two months before the outbreak of a global pandemic and the killing of George Floyd.

As former U.S. House Speaker Tip O’Neil famously said, all politics is local. In this episode, entrepreneur and East Lampeter Township Supervisor Ethan Demme takes a hyper-local look at how local governments can foster—or hinder—economic growth and opportunity. Particularly, Ethan explained the commonsense principle that people should have the freedom to use their own property to earn income.

Ryan Manion has dedicated her life to supporting our nation's military, veterans, and families of fallen heroes. She is inspired by the character, leadership, and sacrifice of her brother 1st Lt Travis Manion, USMC, who made the ultimate sacrifice in the Al Anbar province of Iraq while drawing fire away from his wounded comrades on April 29th, 2007. Ryan is the co-author of the newly released book, The Knock at the Door, Three Gold Star Families Bonded by Grief and Purpose.   Serving as the President of Travis Manion Foundation since 2012, Ryan leads a national movement focused on assisting veterans and families of the fallen to take the next step in their personal journeys and inspiring the next generation of leaders. As a highly regarded advocate for the military community, Ryan has been invited to address national audiences on numerous occasions—including Good Morning America, CBS this Morning, CNN, The Today Show, Fox News and many more. Carrying on the legacy of her brother Travis, Ryan continues to lead a life of service to others. This was most notably recognized in 2015 when she was selected to receive the President's Lifetime Achievement Award for Volunteer Service. Ryan served on the Advisory Committee at Arlington National Cemetery and remains committed to their mission. As a leader in the Veteran Non-Profit sector, Ryan serves on the Advisory Boards of the Global War on Terror Memorial Foundation and With Honor.    Some additional accolades include: ● 2018 Bush Institute Stand-To Veteran Leadership Fellow ● 2018 Sage Foundation Charity Pioneer  ● 2017 United States Naval Academy Honorary Graduate  ● 2016 HillVets 100 list ● 2014 Joseph D. Helton, Jr. Award for Leadership ● 2013 Hillier (Ignite) Warrior for Warriors Award Ryan resides in Doylestown, PA with her husband and three children, Maggie Rose, Honor and Travis Brendan. Ryan continues to serve her local community by serving as a Township Supervisor since elected in 2011. While responsibilities of this position are focused on deciding issues of public safety, growth management, environment, etc., Ryan most appreciates the personal connection with those within the community she is able to directly serve.    The Interview Highlights    Ryan worked alongside her mother, Janet, at the Travis Manion Foundation for approximately 18 months before her mother passed away.   The board of directors for the foundation then appointed Ryan President of the organization.     Talk about big shoes to fill!  To help her fill her mom's shoes, Ryan hired really smart people to work alongside her.  She is very humble and doesn't take credit for the organization but gives all credit to her mom for laying a foundation for success.     The organization supports military veterans and their families.   So many people want to give and serve and honor the men and women who have served and sacrificed for our country.      The Hero's Run, which was started as a grassroots effort with approximately 500 people participating, now occurs in 90 places across the world with more than 70,000 people showing up to run and support first responders and veterans.  Robyn ran the 1st Hero's run with her daughter in the jogging stroller and remembers the passion and emotions associated with the event.      One of the reasons Ryan wrote the book, “The Knock at the Door” was to show the real side of her.   She is in the public eye a lot and appears to be so strong, not shedding tears for her brother, Travis or her the loss of her mom.   People asked her how she does it and as a result of all of the questions she wanted to tell her story and her journey.  Ryan and her co-authors, Amy and Heather wanted to show that their stories didn't end with the knock at the door.  Their stories were just beginning.      Ryan believes that setting goals to get through each day after a major life event occurs is key.  Setting small goals and thinking about today and not next year is important.  It helps to think about tomorrow but no further into the future.  When you go through a traumatic event or loss you have to set small goals at first.     Setting intentional goals is the key.  One has to be comfortable with the fact that life is not a sprint.  And it's important to remember that failure is a bruise, not a tattoo.  It's the little failures that have the power to set us back, so mindset is important.   Each day is a new day and an opportunity to be the best we can be. Tomorrow is a new day to turn the setbacks around.     When we realize that life is a series of successes and failures and that a success is just around the corner, the failures and setbacks don't hurt as bad.  The best way to honor those we've lost is to not give up but be the best version of ourselves.     The Travis Manion Foundation is an empowerment organization.  The organization helps provide opportunities for men and women who served in the military to help educate our youth on the importance of character and gives an opportunity for continued service, even without their uniforms.    Fifty-five percent of veterans say they feel disconnected to community when they return to civilian life.  Through the program, volunteers have talked to more than 350,000 students across the US.   One third of kids do not have a positive role model or, example, of good character in their lives.   The veteran volunteers can positively influence the children to become men and women of good character.     Ryan's Book Recommendations   Brothers Forever by Tom Manion   The Knock at the Door, Three Gold Star Families Bonded by Grief and Purpose by Ryan Manion, Heather Kelly, and Amy Looney Heffernan   Ryan's Favorite Quote “If not me, then who.” ~ Travis Manion    Learn more about or connect with Ryan   Website The Travis Manion Foundation  Instagram   To learn more about me, your host, Robyn Graham, click HERE.     To learn about The Brand Insider by Robyn Graham, click HERE.  

The fate of humanity rests on the shoulder's of poor Burt in Michael A. Clark's "Township Supervisor's Lament".*This episode does contain some explicit language.*

Episode 18: Danielle Chynoweth, Cunningham Township Supervisor by Elizabeth Hess

Episode 16: Andy Quarnstrom, Champaign Township Supervisor by Elizabeth Hess

David Sutton, Lehman Township supervisor, about asking the WVSA how stormwater fees are calculated, with Frank Andrews See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Sophy and Kelly talk with Marla Hexter, a Democrat who recently won her first election, for Township Supervisor, in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, and with Rebecca Sive, author of Every Day Is Election Day: A Woman's Guide to Winning Any Office, from the PTA to the White House, about why more women are running for office than ever before, and how women should approach running for office.

In this episode Sophy and Kelly talk with Marla Hexter, a Democrat who recently won her first election, for Township Supervisor, in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, and with Rebecca Sive, author of Every Day Is Election Day: A Woman's Guide to Winning Any Office, from the PTA to the White House, about why more women are running for office than ever before, and how women should approach running for office.

This show is dedicated to: Army SFC David Warrell, and Army civilians Alaric Brozovsky, James Allen, William Combs, Wayne Wiley, and Tracey Henley as well as two Indian cooks, killed on November 13, 1995, in Riyahd, Saudi Arabia when twin car bombs exploded. Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and Dan, of Pundit Press Radio is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections. Special Guest: Colonel John D. Vernon, Sr., served in the military for over 37 years. He went on to work as a civilian in the Department of Defense and Township Supervisor.  He ran or Senate in 2012, from Pennsylvania. He recently penned his autobiography, titled "Angels Watching Over Me" www.AmericanWarriorPress.com It's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic! You never know what we'll talk about: conservative, constitution, freedom, liberty, obama, tea party, gun control, republican, libertarian, stop white guilt, word  

This show is dedicated to: Army SFC David Warrell, and Army civilians Alaric Brozovsky, James Allen, William Combs, Wayne Wiley, and Tracey Henley as well as two Indian cooks, killed on November 13, 1995, in Riyahd, Saudi Arabia when twin car bombs exploded.Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and Dan, of Pundit Press Radio is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections.Special Guest: Colonel John D. Vernon, Sr., served in the military for over 37 years. He went on to work as a civilian in the Department of Defense and Township Supervisor.  He ran or Senate in 2012, from Pennsylvania.He recently penned his autobiography, titled "Angels Watching Over Me"www.AmericanWarriorPress.comIt's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic!You never know what we'll talk about: conservative, constitution, freedom, liberty, obama, tea party, gun control, republican, libertarian, stop white guilt, word 

This show is dedicated to: Army SFC David Warrell, and Army civilians Alaric Brozovsky, James Allen, William Combs, Wayne Wiley, and Tracey Henley as well as two Indian cooks, killed on November 13, 1995, in Riyahd, Saudi Arabia when twin car bombs exploded.Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and Dan, of Pundit Press Radio is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections.Special Guest: Colonel John D. Vernon, Sr., served in the military for over 37 years. He went on to work as a civilian in the Department of Defense and Township Supervisor.  He ran or Senate in 2012, from Pennsylvania.He recently penned his autobiography, titled "Angels Watching Over Me"www.AmericanWarriorPress.comIt's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic!You never know what we'll talk about: conservative, constitution, freedom, liberty, obama, tea party, gun control, republican, libertarian, stop white guilt, word 

This show is dedicated to: Army SFC David Warrell, and Army civilians Alaric Brozovsky, James Allen, William Combs, Wayne Wiley, and Tracey Henley as well as two Indian cooks, killed on November 13, 1995, in Riyahd, Saudi Arabia when twin car bombs exploded.Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and Dan, of Pundit Press Radio is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections.Special Guest: Colonel John D. Vernon, Sr., served in the military for over 37 years. He went on to work as a civilian in the Department of Defense and Township Supervisor.  He ran or Senate in 2012, from Pennsylvania.He recently penned his autobiography, titled "Angels Watching Over Me"www.AmericanWarriorPress.comIt's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic!You never know what we'll talk about: conservative, constitution, freedom, liberty, obama, tea party, gun control, republican, libertarian, stop white guilt, word 

The Romeo Times catches up with Bruce Township, MI Supervisor James Tignanelli. We ask him about his biggest challenges, his biggest accomplishments and his feelings on the 4th of July holiday.