Monday, November 7, 2011

Fw: Can you forward, but not to MCT or MPCC

Fellow VPCCC reps. – For your consideration.
Larry
 
Sent: Saturday, November 05, 2011 4:42 PM
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If you should not be attending the MCT or MPCCC show this day Youth Challenge is looking for 3 judge to help wit their event … PLEASE contact Youth Challenge > Lavon Reynolds at  lavontr@gmail.com  or 757 /244-1234 ext 203 or cell 757 /327-8101


11/12/2011

RAIN DATE Youth Challenge Car Show

        RESCHEDULED from 9-24-11, The Youth Challenge Car and Bike Show will be at the Peninsula Town Center (old coliseum mall) on NOVEMBER 12!! Multiple categories!! 50 trophies in all!! Come out and support a good cause in the beautiful fall weather. Info from last date ... Thank you for your desire to be in our 4th Annual Youth Challenge Car & Bike Show. This is our re-scheduled rain make up date from September 24, 2011. We will have 5 classes of cars; Ford, Chevy, GM, Mopar, and Imports. Our bike show will have 2 classes; American and Import. Each Car and Bike Class will have a 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place Trophy. Each Car and Bike Category will have a Best In Category Award. There will be one Founder's Choice Award for the Car and Bike Divisions. 57 Trophies in all!
Web Site:
www.youthchallengehope.org
Email: 1leecherry@gmail.com    


Thanks, Hal

President of VPCCC
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  --  Harry Truman
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Harold D. Hartel
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All the stuff i've sent and only 117 FB LIKES for Harmon?

I'm getting back on Facebook to recruit more. Although, as our candidate, "Mr. Clean" ("I won't get into the mud, I've got the grass roots") says, accurately, Mamie Locke has only gained a few supporters since she started paying attention to this election and we have gained at least 100 more in that same time. Maybe most folks won't even see it at this point but why not, I can't sleep tonight anyway.

I am still basking in the glow of our AG's recent doubling of his original donation and his message, "Finish strong".

I am still laughing at Mamie's Sunday windshield flyer, to only her black churchgoing constituents. She sure makes a strong case for unseating career politicians. She apparently assesses her previous voters as being so vapid that they can't even think for themselves by offering her "translation" of Harmon's "republican code messages" of self-reliance and personal responsibility. 

Wonder what she has sent out to York County's mostly republican voters? Oh yeah, that's right, I forgot. NOTHING.

Sure wish my ship would come in. I would love to donate actual cash on the last day of the campaign.

Cary Nunnally

Limited government. Without it we take away millions of opportunities to realize the American Dream. --I said it


Sunday, November 6, 2011

***YORK COUNTY CITIZENS LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD***

Citizens of York County - we must make our voice heard – for which, it is never too late!
Here are a few upcoming events where we can do just that:

  • Nov 8th, ELECTION DAY – BE SURE TO VOTE AND TAKE A FEW FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS WITH YOU!!
  • Nov 9th at 7:00 pm, Planning Commission meeting on proposed Zoning Ordinance Changes, York Hall, 301 Main Street, Yorktown
  • Nov 10th (changed from the 17th) at 6:00 pm, Tuscany Forum hosts York County Supervisors – Mr. Tom Shepperd has confirmed attendance – to discuss proposed Zoning Ordinance Changes, location and more information to follow.
  • Nov 16th (changed from the 15th) at 6:00 pm, Board of Supervisors meeting to consider Zoning Ordinance Changes, York Hall, 301 Main Street, Yorktown

Remember - Holding our elected officials accountable at public meetings is just as effective as the ballot box!


"Whenever the people are well informed they can be trusted with their own government; that whenever things get so far wrong as to attract their notice, they may be relied on to set them to rights."
Thomas Jefferson




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Thomas Harmon for State Senate, District 2 by Supervisor Tom Shepperd

Dear Neighbors,

 

The November 8th is election is quickly approaching and this year the citizens of York County have a unique opportunity to significantly impact the composition of the Virginia Senate.   The 2010 census resulted in a major redistricting of the senate districts and voters in York County’s Bethel, parts of Tabb, Coventry, Kiln Creek and Edgehill precincts will vote for the Senate, District 2 representative.   Ms. Mamie Locke is the incumbent and the challenger is Mr. Tom Harmon.   I am encouraging everyone to support Mr. Tom Harmon to be our representative for Senate, District 2.  Here’s why.

 

As a Supervisor of York County and the County’s representative to the Hampton Roads Planning District Commission and Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization, I have watched in frustration as our share of transportation dollars are siphoned off to fund major highway projects in northern Virginia and Richmond.  While this took place, we suffered major traffic congestions along I-64 west to Richmond, significant delays in moving up and down Route 17 in the middle of the County, and delays in crossing  the bridges and tunnels across Hampton Roads, which cost us business and negatively impacted one of the largest and busiest ports in the world, not to mention the negative impacts on our federal operations.  Why are northern Virginia and Richmond so successful in getting tax dollars?  It’s because of the willingness of their legislative caucuses to pull together regardless of party affiliation to fight for their citizens.  It is sad to say but it wasn’t until Governor McDonald recently stepped in to help us with funding that the Hampton Roads transportation issues started getting proper attention.  However, governor involvement, while gratefully appreciated, is not a permanent solution.  We need an effective caucus.  Unfortunately, some within the Hampton Roads caucus are apathetic and incapable of fighting for our transportation needs.  It was only through individual efforts of caucus representatives such as Delegate Oder, who is no longer with the legislature, that common sense road projects stayed at the forefront.  But again, individual efforts are not enough and we need an effective caucus.  Ms. Locke is a smart lady and means well but after eight years of ineffectiveness, we need someone who is energized, willing to roll up their sleeves, and not accept the lack of attention to our area.  We need a caring and attentive representative in Senate, District 2.   I believe that person is Mr. Tom Harmon who has vowed to represent the entire 2nd District, including York County.

 

Mr. Harmon is a smart, dedicated gentleman who understands the value of hard work and cooperative planning.  His expertise includes service to our county in the Air Force and 28 years with the Corporation for National and Community Service.  His conservative attitude towards taxes, promotion of business, value for individual rights, personal responsibility, support for the family, and insistence on governmental transparency will serve us well.  We need Tom Harmon in Richmond working with our other representatives to ensure a better Virginia for ourselves, our children and our future.

 

Regards,

 

Tom Shepperd

District 5 Representative

York County Board of Supervisors

 

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