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Recycling Message

This information was sent out on March 17th regarding recyclables: The Rockland County Solid Waste Authority will no longer accept any items that have been placed in plastic bags. Effective immediately, paper or commingled items (bottles, cans, etc.) must be placed loose directly into the designated recycling

16Mar

The Debate

For everyone wondering about why I was not at the debate, I had a previous engagement that Saturday that I could not avoid. This is public knowledge and was printed here. It is true that I was contacted about the debate. The host was informed of my unavailability. A new date was provided (Thursday the […]

15Mar

The Infamous Flyer

Friends of ours informed us of the existance of this flyer: Here it is on the facebook page: Upon discovery of this flyer posted by the Airmont Shul, Tom Gulla stoutly denied any association or knowledge of the event. He, instead, blamed his opponents for staging a hate campaign. Truth: Mike Altman made

15Mar

The Snow Contract Lawsuit

Read for yourself 1815_001 Pay particular attention to paragraphs 24 and 37

15Mar

Gulla’s 61% Attendance Record

Tom Gulla’s Planning Board attendance record is 61%. When asked about his attendance record, he responded: Nope, it was 61% since 2012. 31 meetings were held and 19 were attended. See below for the evidence:

14Mar

Ken Rosen is currently suing the Village of Airmont and this is a conflict of interest if you are running for a Village position.

Here are the facts: I. Lawsuit filed August 4, 2014 by Mr. Rosen claiming $12K in damages: NOTICE OF CLAIM FOR DAMAGES II. The letter from Airmont’s Attorney explaining the facts: 20141008132150 Key Points: – Trustee Ralph Bracco was placed in charge by the board to plant trees on the

14Mar

Communication Platform Promise

While neighborhood preservation is still our number one concern, communication with the residents is paramount to government transparency. It is important for the residents to know what their government is doing for them and to have the ability to have a meaningful say in its actions. Only through meaningful

14Mar

Preservation Platform Promise

The Preserve Airmont party, composed of Airmont Trustee Philip Gigante running for mayor and Paul Marchesani and Anthony Valvo running for Trustees, is primarily concerned with what is considered by most Airmont residents to be the top pressing issue, preservation of their neighborhoods. On March 18th, Airmont

14Mar

Responsibility Platform Promise

The Preserve Airmont party is primarily concerned with neighborhood preservation but they also believe keeping taxes low is equally important. Mayoral candidate Trustee Philip Gigante, with Trustee candidates, Paul Marchesani and Anthony Valvo, understand that not only do residents want taxes kept in check, they

01Mar

Letter to Airmont Residents

“If there’s something wrong, those who have the ability to take action have the responsibility to take action.” — Thomas Jefferson Dear Airmont Residents, An election will soon be upon us and running for mayor was a decision I did not take lightly. Upon careful consideration of all the issues and