End U.S. Deficit In 6 Years Using Mack 1% Plan-–Sign Petition Now

Click to view this email in a browser     Dear Patriot, It’s no surprise that the newly formed “Super Committee” in Congress, tasked with finding $1.5 trillion in spending cuts, is going to consider passing new stimulus spending.   We know that these politicians can’t be trusted when it comes to taxpayer money. They are more concerned with advancing their own careers and representing special interests than they are in serving “We the People!”   Thankfully, there are a handful of patriots left in Congress, and there is one plan that will provide results, balance the budget, and cut up Congress’s credit card. Rep. Connie Mack (R-FL) has introduced the “One Percent Spending Reduction Act of 2011.”   This bill, H.R. 1848, will cut 1% of the federal budget each year for the next six years. By 2018, it will install a cap on federal spending, limiting it to just 18% of GDP. By 2019, the federal government will have a balanced budget and a spending cap. We will have cut up Washington’s credit card and forced them to live within their means!   This is an area where we can make a HUGE difference. We’ve sent almost 700,000 letters to Congress on various issues, and Congress has taken notice! Activism is at the core of the Tea Party movement, and you can take just a few moments to make an impact.   We have an opportunity to restore fiscal sanity to Washington, and when we flood Congress with letters, the politicians start to wake up! You can use our state-of-the-art petition system to contact your elected representatives and tell them to put America on the path to a balanced budget by supporting Connie Mack’s “One Percent Spending Reduction Act.”   We cover the costs of using the petition system, and a contribution is not required to participate, but your generous donations allow us to continue to offer this service free-of-charge to all Americans! Thank you, Todd Cefaratti Freedom Organizer Patriot Heroes Contributors Donated $100+ (partial list) Thank you so much! Richard cincinnati OH Sandy Houston TX Douglas G Rosharon TX michael waynesville NC David Springfield VA John Solon OH Doug Brentwood TN Paula Maple Grove MN Stuart Tucson AZ Rod Ho-Ho-Kus NJ DAVID A APO AP Johanna Durango CO Michael Bay Springs MS Christopher Houston TX Paul Boxford MA dailey Fort Lauderdale FL HOWARD DOLAN SPRINGS AZ George Whigham GA Dave Blackhawk SD Marilyn Woodbury MN Steven Manchester MA Ron & Elaine Davidson NC Gerard Lakeside CA Mike Atlanta GA Larry Sedalia MO Dale Olahte KS Sharon Lake Forest IL Douglas Ferndale WA Richard San Marcos TX Wes Indio CA Bonnie K. St. Paul MN Robert North Brunswick NJ joseph Kings Park NY Bret Pinckney MI frank s mansfield LA Bruce Alcove NY Lowell D. Flippin AR Edwin Houston TX Michael W new caney TX Helen Oostburg WI William David Arlington VA John West Chester PA Diana Oviedo FL Barbara Georgetown TX james rockville MD Lisa Glendale CA William Gum Spring VA Joanne New Port Richey FL Marilyn Murfreesboro TN Donald Williamsburg VA Ida Carmichael CA Ida Carmichael CA Jay Albemarle NC herb willard MO Dale Pleasanton CA Lea Ann Gardner KS Donald Albany OH Wally Auburn NH david Raleigh NC mike hampstead NC Jack Harvest AL William Binghamton NY Ron Valley NE Bibb Sarasota FL John Dallas TX Jack Granbury TX Matthew Mercer PA James Carlsbad CA John Daytona Beach FL William Spring Hill TN JOHN SIMPSONVILLE SC john marietta GA Donny Suffolk VA David Evergreen CO teresa tell city IN Susan Tucson AZ Paul Port St Lucie FL Theresa Greenville CA gary glenview IL RICHARD DUNLAP IL Donald Brimfield IL Robert North Brunswick NJ Gerald Scroggins TX Allison Chino Valley AZ Bruce Colleyville TX Shannon Huntington Beach CA Tom Lewiston NY Ralph Squaw Valley CA douglas longwood FL Priscilla Leawood KS Mary Mebane NC nicholas Montgomery TX Daniel C. Artesia NM Michael Baltimore MD John Tulsa OK r.chase camden ME hilda Adel GA Robert Raleigh NC Mr and Mrs Howard Dade City FL Stephanie Pompano Beach FL   Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. Forward this message to a friend Click to view this email in a browser www.TheTeaParty.net 1717 Pennsylvania Ave. NW Suite 1025 Washington, DC  20006 Toll-free:  866-928-6555

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End U.S. Deficit In 6 Years Using Mack 1% Plan-–Sign Petition Now

Click to view this email in a browser     Dear Patriot, It’s no surprise that the newly formed “Super Committee” in Congress, tasked with finding $1.5 trillion in spending cuts, is going to consider passing new stimulus spending.   We know that these politicians can’t be trusted when it comes to taxpayer money. They are more concerned with advancing their own careers and representing special interests than they are in serving “We the People!”   Thankfully, there are a handful of patriots left in Congress, and there is one plan that will provide results, balance the budget, and cut up Congress’s credit card. Rep. Connie Mack (R-FL) has introduced the “One Percent Spending Reduction Act of 2011.”   This bill, H.R. 1848, will cut 1% of the federal budget each year for the next six years. By 2018, it will install a cap on federal spending, limiting it to just 18% of GDP. By 2019, the federal government will have a balanced budget and a spending cap. We will have cut up Washington’s credit card and forced them to live within their means!   This is an area where we can make a HUGE difference. We’ve sent almost 700,000 letters to Congress on various issues, and Congress has taken notice! Activism is at the core of the Tea Party movement, and you can take just a few moments to make an impact.   We have an opportunity to restore fiscal sanity to Washington, and when we flood Congress with letters, the politicians start to wake up! You can use our state-of-the-art petition system to contact your elected representatives and tell them to put America on the path to a balanced budget by supporting Connie Mack’s “One Percent Spending Reduction Act.”   We cover the costs of using the petition system, and a contribution is not required to participate, but your generous donations allow us to continue to offer this service free-of-charge to all Americans! Thank you, Todd Cefaratti Freedom Organizer Patriot Heroes Contributors Donated $100+ (partial list) Thank you so much! Richard cincinnati OH Sandy Houston TX Douglas G Rosharon TX michael waynesville NC David Springfield VA John Solon OH Doug Brentwood TN Paula Maple Grove MN Stuart Tucson AZ Rod Ho-Ho-Kus NJ DAVID A APO AP Johanna Durango CO Michael Bay Springs MS Christopher Houston TX Paul Boxford MA dailey Fort Lauderdale FL HOWARD DOLAN SPRINGS AZ George Whigham GA Dave Blackhawk SD Marilyn Woodbury MN Steven Manchester MA Ron & Elaine Davidson NC Gerard Lakeside CA Mike Atlanta GA Larry Sedalia MO Dale Olahte KS Sharon Lake Forest IL Douglas Ferndale WA Richard San Marcos TX Wes Indio CA Bonnie K. St. Paul MN Robert North Brunswick NJ joseph Kings Park NY Bret Pinckney MI frank s mansfield LA Bruce Alcove NY Lowell D. Flippin AR Edwin Houston TX Michael W new caney TX Helen Oostburg WI William David Arlington VA John West Chester PA Diana Oviedo FL Barbara Georgetown TX james rockville MD Lisa Glendale CA William Gum Spring VA Joanne New Port Richey FL Marilyn Murfreesboro TN Donald Williamsburg VA Ida Carmichael CA Ida Carmichael CA Jay Albemarle NC herb willard MO Dale Pleasanton CA Lea Ann Gardner KS Donald Albany OH Wally Auburn NH david Raleigh NC mike hampstead NC Jack Harvest AL William Binghamton NY Ron Valley NE Bibb Sarasota FL John Dallas TX Jack Granbury TX Matthew Mercer PA James Carlsbad CA John Daytona Beach FL William Spring Hill TN JOHN SIMPSONVILLE SC john marietta GA Donny Suffolk VA David Evergreen CO teresa tell city IN Susan Tucson AZ Paul Port St Lucie FL Theresa Greenville CA gary glenview IL RICHARD DUNLAP IL Donald Brimfield IL Robert North Brunswick NJ Gerald Scroggins TX Allison Chino Valley AZ Bruce Colleyville TX Shannon Huntington Beach CA Tom Lewiston NY Ralph Squaw Valley CA douglas longwood FL Priscilla Leawood KS Mary Mebane NC nicholas Montgomery TX Daniel C. Artesia NM Michael Baltimore MD John Tulsa OK r.chase camden ME hilda Adel GA Robert Raleigh NC Mr and Mrs Howard Dade City FL Stephanie Pompano Beach FL   Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. Forward this message to a friend Click to view this email in a browser www.TheTeaParty.net 1717 Pennsylvania Ave. NW Suite 1025 Washington, DC  20006 Toll-free:  866-928-6555

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News from York County

 

York County wins four NACO Achievement Awards

 

August 17, 2011

 

FOR RELEASE AT WILL

 

As part the ongoing effort to provide low cost, high quality services to its citizens, York County routinely encourages employees to think creatively and develop programs that will enable the county to work more efficiently and effectively.

 

This year, the county is pleased to have been recognized for those efforts with four Achievement Awards granted by the National Association of Counties for various county programs and initiatives.

 

"It is quite an honor to be recognized on the national level for programs that county staff has created and implemented," said County Administrator James O. McReynolds. "County employees work very hard to serve the citizens of York, and these awards are recognition of a job well done."

 

The following are programs that won Achievement Awards this year. For more information on these award winning programs, please contact the Public Information Office at 890-3300.

 

Detecting the Invisible Killer

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, adults age 65 and greater have the highest rate of death from carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. With the population of our senior citizens increasing, the county's Department of Community Services developed the "Detecting the Invisible Killer" information program to educate senior citizens about the sources of CO, symptoms of CO poisoning, and provide them with CO detectors for their homes. Several sessions were held with senior citizens throughout the county. Those homebound seniors unable to attend a session were visited at home by program coordinators, who also installed CO detectors while they were there. This program was funded by a grant from the Virginia Department of Health, Division of Injury and Violence Prevention.

 

Board of Supervisors Chairman George Hrichak presented the NACO Achievement Award to Special Projects Coordinator Wanda Moore, Housing Rehab Specialist Tiffany Garrett, and Life Safety Educator Officer Annetta Norwood and Video Production Specialist Mike Leonard.

 

Working Collaboratively to Address the Needs of All Preschool Children

York County's Department of Community Services' Children's Services Division and the York County Public School Division both offer preschool services to the public. This has led to confusion among parents seeking preschool programs for their children and not understanding the requirements for each program, or even that the programs were separate and not related. Often, parents would duplicate their efforts by applying to both programs to ensure enrollment in a preschool program for their child. To help address this issue, the Children's Services Division and the Public School Division worked to create a collaborative agreement that provides one smooth, clear preschool application process for county parents. This agreement allows staff from both agencies to work together to determine the program that best suits the needs of each child and family.

 

In the attached picture, Board of Supervisors Chairman George Hrichak presents the NACO Achievement Award to Children and Family Services Division Manager Sheri Newcomb and Director of Elementary Education Amy Colley.

 

Virtual High School

A collaboration between the York County Public Library and the York County School Division, this program's goal is to provide access to information technology and on-line learning for students who may not otherwise have access to a computer. The library provides computers, Internet access, and librarian assistance to students. The school division provides instructors, a learning management system, and training to students and library staff. Since its inception, more than 350 students have been enrolled in the program.

 

Board of Supervisors Chairman George Hrichak presented the NACO Achievement Award to Virtual High School Principal Reginald Fox and Library Services Manager Kevin Smith.

 

Functional Circuit Training Fitness Program

The Department of Fire and Life Safety developed this program to help its firefighters improve their health, wellness and safety. Utilizing low-cost items such as tires, rope, webbing, plywood, rubber mats and balls, chain, sledgehammers and more, staff created props that could be used by firefighters to perform functions that mimic those performed on emergency scenes. These exercises were integrated into a circuit to help firefighters simulate some of the physical strength, endurance and cardiovascular demands required during an emergency.

 

In addition to the NACO recognition, this program just won the Virginia Fire Chiefs' Association's Best Practice in Health and Safety Award.

 

Board of Supervisors Chairman George Hrichak presented the NACO Achievement Award to Technical Service and Special Operations Captain Marty Tomasek.

 

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Fourth Saturday Bird Walk at New Quarter Park on Aug. 27

 

August 17, 2011

 

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The Fourth Saturday Bird Walk at New Quarter Park will begin at 7 a.m., Aug. 27, in the park's parking lot and will include two hours of birding along Queen's Creek and through the park's forested trails and meadows.

 

The walk, to be led this week by Shirley Devan, Williamsburg Bird Club president, is a regular fourth Saturday event conducted by the local club in partnership with York County Parks and Recreation.

 

Devan, who is also a member of the Historic Rivers Chapter of the Virginia Master Naturalists and John Clayton Chapter of the Virginia Native Plant Society, is an avid naturalist and adds her enthusiasm about birds as well as other flora and fauna to the event. Williamsburg Bird Club members have submitted lists of species sighted on walks at New Quarter Park walks to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology eBird database for more than five years.  

 

For additional information call New Quarter Park at 890-5840. 

 

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Sept. 3 Walk and Talk about geology at New Quarter Park

 

August 17, 2011

 

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Explore New Quarter Park's trails and look for clues in its landforms for what lies beneath during a Walk and Talk on Saturday, Sept. 3, from 10 a.m. to noon.

 

The parkland was once at the bottom of an ancient sea and beachheads can still be seen in the landscape. Fossilized remains of shellfish that lived here millions of years ago rest in the creek banks.

 

The Walk and Talk will be led by Pete Berquist, Thomas Nelson Community College Geology Instructor and Department Head. Berquist, a graduate of Bruton High, The College of William and Mary, and Vanderbilt University, is highly rated by students for his contagious knowledge and enthusiasm. He led a Virginia Community College System field geology course in Montana this past summer.

 

"Montana is a great place to go just because of the diversity in geology," Berquist said. He enjoys talking about how geologists see the earth's past in the lay of the land.

 

New Quarter Park is located at 1000 Lakeshead Drive near the Queen's Lake neighborhood. For more information about this and other programs or to add your email address to the park's e-newsletter, call York County Parks and Recreation at 890-3513 or New Quarter Park at 890-5840.

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Fwd: Attendance needed at BOS Meeting!

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Date: Jul 11, 2011 7:25 PM
Subject: Attendance needed at BOS Meeting!
To: "Robert" <alexanderofyork@gmail.com>

Use this area to offer a short teaser of your email's content. Text here will show in the preview area of some email clients. Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. PLEASE ATTEND, Tuesday JULY 12th, @ 7PM, in the Board Room, JCC BLDG "F"! AGENDA 21 ICLEI SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT? This is IMPORTANT .... Sustainable Development must be defeated!!!   This Tuesday at the James City County Board Of Supervisors' meeting, Supervisor Mary Jones intends to offer a proposal that the county sever its ties with UN Agenda Item 21 organization, The International Council of Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI: http://www.iclei.org/). The Democrat supporters of this organization have been vicious in condemning the proposed action.     The meeting on Tuesday evening (12th) will be a show of support for Supervisor Jones'  action.  The stealth activity of ICLEI is intended to and will subvert America's freedoms.   The meeting begins at 7:00 in the Board Room, Building F, of the Mounts Bay Road county office complex. We would like to urge all WHTTP Patriots to attend! Your attendance is appreciated! FYI!  Check out this website for more info on Agenda 21: http://americanpolicy.org/  Follow on Facebook | forward to a friend  Copyright © 2011 Williamsburg Historic Triangle Tea Party Patriots, All rights reserved. Please join us at whttppatriots.com. Our mailing address is: Williamsburg Historic Triangle Tea Party Patriots Williamsburg Regional Library 515 Scotland St. Williamsburg, VA 23188 Add us to your address book  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | view email in browser

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Fwd: RED ALERT! JCC BOS Redistricting & Budget Meeting!

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Date: Mon, Apr 25, 2011 at 6:02 PM
Subject: RED ALERT! JCC BOS Redistricting & Budget Meeting!

RED alert! Whttp Patriots!
PLEASE ATTEND! Fellow Patriots! Just a reminder that the James City County Board of Supervisors will be meeting tomorrow night at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 26, in Building F of the County Government Complex, off Mounts Bay Road. Please consider attending this BOS meeting and help promote the conservative leadership and responsible guidance being offered and additionally help to counter the divisive and destructive promotion of progressivism in James City County! Over the last several weeks, the Board of Supervisors, and Citizen Advisory Committee respectively, has been hard at work preparing the FY 2012 County Budget and decennial redistricting plan. The Citizens Advisory Committee voted to recommend Option 1 on 12 April in a bipartisan vote of 8 for and 2 against. Opponents are expected to continue their efforts to be heard and promote their selfish partisan interests on our community. What's next is not allowing these progressive partisans to highjack the process and continue to promote their destructive practices in our back yard. Constitutional supporters like you need to speak up and not allow this one sided argument to impose their radical views on the Supervisors, who will be adopting both the budget and redistricting at tomorrow night's meeting. Then, please forward this message to friends, family, and other like-minded citizens and ask them to attend as well. It's absolutely vital we turn out and support those in our local government that are supporting the Constitution and not just the few squeaky wheels that promote only certain perspective as considerable or to be heard. The documents attached are intended to aid you during the discussions concerning redistricting at Tuesday night's meeting.  I strongly advise you read all of them well in advance of that meeting. The documents will serve as a guide and help to understand the arguments likely to be made by those opposed to Option 1 or in support of another map (including the Fuentes Map). Unanimously adopted Redistricting Resolution (rules & guidelines) can be found at the following link: http://www.jccegov.com/pdf/Adoptedresolutions2011/032211bos/2011RedistrictingStandards.pdf Additional info on BOS Public Hearings: Redistricting Public Hearing FY 2012 County Budget (Summary) (Memorandum) (Resolution) (Attachment) 4 attachments — Download all attachments   JCC Redistricting - Fuentes Map.doc 28K   View   Download   JCC Redistricting - Option 1.doc 27K   View   Download   JCC Redistricting - Options 2, 3 and 4.doc 30K   View   Download   JCC Redistricting - Staggered Terms.doc 39K   View   Download
JAMES CITY COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING!	Please read the above attachments prior to attending the meeting!	TIme to ACT!
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