I read with interest the recent post of Mr. Fiocco’s accomplishments. So we did a little research and you might find the facts interesting reading… What Does Pittsboro Need? The citizens of Pittsboro need Commissioners who work for the people, not for the developers. But Commissioner Michael A. Fiocco doesContinue Reading
Watch my video interview with Pittsboro mayor Jim Nass who is running for reelection athttps://youtu.be/xwPZbSSYzt0 From: Gene Galin Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2021, 10:56:16 AM EDTSubject: Watch interview with Pittsboro mayor Jim NassContinue Reading
In a recent post, Ms. Penley defended Mr. Voller and Main Street cohorts using Chatham County Line as a source. Since Mr. Voller took over the community newspaper of Mr. Serano’s, it supports his agenda. So citing it creates a circular loop. Mr. Voller’s paper supports Mr. Voller. Ms. Penley complained theContinue Reading
Michael Fiocco and Randy Voller both make money through their ties to real estate development. Many times the interests of the town and its residents are negatively impacted by the priorities of developers—including environmental regulations and safeguards as well as where the money goes for sewer and highway allotments. BothContinue Reading
Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2021 13:00:26 -0400From: Tami Schwerin Subject: Michael Fiocco I agree with Lesley, Michael knows his material, is knowledgeable about this small town and all the challenges we face whether it’s development pressure, clean drinking water, sewer allocation, wild growth etc. I appreciate Michael’s can-do attitude andContinue Reading
How revealing that Randy Voller’s wife would step in to defend Mr. Fiocco. I understand that Randy is involved with the PAC that is spending money on behalf of Mr. Nass and Mr. Fiocco. Am I wrong? Further, Randy sits on the Main Street board with guess who? Mr. FioccoContinue Reading
Interesting post by Duck Decoy regarding Pittsboro Town Commissioner Michael Fiocco. The Unified Development Ordinance (“UDO”), is a very lengthy and complicated document. According to the Town of Pittsboro’s website, the process began in April of 2015, shortly before Cindy Perry began serving as Mayor for four years, and passedContinue Reading
For Pittsboro residents who haven’t voted yet, consider the long delays in getting the town’s Unified Development Ordinance ready for a BOC vote due to Mr. Fiocco holding up drafts for over a year. During that delay, the Eagles Gas Station was built alongside our historic Masonic Hall, the concreteContinue Reading
Cindy S. Perry has filed for the position of Mayor of Pittsboro. She served as Mayor from 2015-2019. The Mayor’s position, as well as the Town Board, are non-partisan. The municipal election will be held on November 2, 2021, with registered citizens within the Town Limits voting in this election.Continue Reading
To be short, yes we are very different then they are. Yes the Haw puts Pittsboro and Siler on the same side. The general idea was to cut down 87 then across to the Haw to the south , leave Pittsboro on the north east Chatham side and the restContinue Reading
The Albright Precinct Democrats will meet this Saturday, June 19 at 2pm. We’ll talk about upcoming precinct changes, engaging new voters, and our 2020 Action Plan. Don’t forget to check out the Juneteenth celebration earlier in the day! Just check out our RSVP link here: mobilize.us/chathamcountydems/event/394705/ Date: Wed, 16 JunContinue Reading
My son, Thomas Andrew Dykers, was born in Chatham Hospital and has made a video explaining the history Mark was referring to yesterday. (goodthoughts.us/non-partisan-gov.html ) Many of us have addressed our left/right divides in this county. I learned a lot about how this became embedded. We are forced to divide ourselvesContinue Reading
Hello GOP, Here is a friendly question for you after reading the platform you posted to the chatlist: Right now the GOP in Raleigh is 100% responsible for keeping Chatham Residents from quality fiber based internet by first passing a law keeping local government from running their own networks andContinue Reading
It’s one thing for a credible news organization to quote an anonymous source in order to protect that person’s safety or job security. It’s quite another to allow anonymous personal attacks on a community chatlist. It might be legal, but it sure isn’t ethical. Or particularly brave. Date: Thu, 18Continue Reading
Once again the subject of anonymous posting and cries of outrage, presumably from the political left, are levied about in the Chatlist. Specifically in today’s Chatlist, Ms. Crowell claims that public criticism was levied at individuals hiding behind privacy; and I presume here that she is referring to me. IfContinue Reading