Remember when $10 million dollars meant something? Nowadays, such denominations are merely rounding errors for many of our Federal Government agencies and their myriad profligate spending programs. In today’s Wall Street Journal, reporter Damian Paletta reminds us in his ‘Billions in Bloat Uncovered in Beltway’ article of how millions quickly add up to billions. Thanks to [...]
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January 31, 2011 Governor Jack Markell Tatnall Building Dover, DE 19901 Governor Markell, Given recent events, we are deeply concerned that questions over management of the Delaware Department of Transportation have seriously crippled public confidence in the agency and impacted its ability to operate effectively. Our apprehension involves a long and well-publicized list of missteps, [...]
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The Army Corps of Engineers is planning to defy the state of Delaware and start dredging the River. The list of liberals who have all of a sudden discovered the 10th amendment and state’s rights is long. So is my enjoyment at watching them scramble. For the record, I hope they win. Whatever the merits [...]
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Posted in Infrastructure on Aug 24th, 2009
There is a big celebration today of the Indian River Bridge Construction. It is obviously needed, but I am a little unsure of the reason for holding the event 11 months into the project. It is not to kick it off nor is it celebrating its completion. It does change the subject about the failure [...]
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Please plan to attend November 13th at 7:00 P.M. Cornerstone Church @ 896 for an update on WFH. The meeting will update on new plan filings, County actions on WFH since Oct. 21 and fund raising efforts. Thank you. From the very good people at stayoutofmypocket.com
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Due to the recent and wholly exaggerated and inaccurate attacks from Bill Powers against Dick Cathcart, Mr. Cathcart provided a response that again clarifies the responsibilities in regard to land use and how they are applying to the developers dream known as NCCo’s WFH Ordinance. PLEASE read it objectively, thoroughly, and carefully. If you live [...]
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When I listen to the land management debate, I wonder why the real issues are often mentioned only in passing. We are in danger of becoming a bedroom community not a vibrant self-sustaining one. In Kent county, most people can no longer afford to live here on the wages paid. According to the housing report, most [...]
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