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On the article Baldwin-Whitehall 2013 Primary Election Results
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On the article Movies, Swimming, Day Camp, Tennis Lessons: Plenty to Do in Whitehall This Summer
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On the article Baldwin-Whitehall School Board: Who Are You Voting for, and Why?
Robert Edward Healy, III
12:12 pm on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
ReplyIn case you haven't seen the results yet: http://patch.com/A-426t.
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On the Blog Post Spring-a-Rama is in Full Force. . .
Robert Edward Healy, III
12:08 pm on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
"Jimmies" are the more proper term for sprinkles. Source: http://www.pittsburghese.com/glossary.ep.html?type=nouns
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On the Blog Post Spring-a-Rama is in Full Force. . .
Robert Edward Healy, III
12:00 pm on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
ReplyGREAT question. To me, you can't beat rainbow jimmies.
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On the article Baldwin-Whitehall 2013 Primary Election Results
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On the article Baldwin-Whitehall 2013 Primary Election Results
Robert Edward Healy, III
11:24 am on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Sean, I can't say why some media outlets' old links are now dead, but the 2007 Trib article that I was referring to is indeed no longer active.
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On the article Baldwin-Whitehall 2013 Primary Election Results
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On the article Baldwin-Whitehall 2013 Primary Election Results
Robert Edward Healy, III
10:11 am on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Sean,
In 1997, Schmotzer was accused of taking $50,000 from taxpayers (and paying the money back—with interest) while serving as a deputy clerk of courts for Allegheny County, according to a 2007 article in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. Schmotzer pleaded guilty, but later, he withdrew his guilty plea. And after initially being convicted of theft, the Superior Court of Pennsylvania dismissed his charges on appeal and cleared his record.
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On the article Baldwin-Whitehall 2013 Primary Election Results
Robert Edward Healy, III
10:00 am on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
ReplyHere's how it works, folks: The school board candidates in the top four in either the Republican or Democratic categories will appear on November's ballot.
Technically, Rambo and Crowder could both be elected, and one of the other three candidates could be left out.
Brown, Solenday and Schmotzer will all have both a D and an R next to their names, while Crowder and Rambo get just an R and a D, respectively.
Make sense?
Robert Edward Healy, III
5:54 pm on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Derek, I do not know.