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Cindy Pierson

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

'Turtle Lady' at the Helm of a New Organization

Cindy Pierson has started the Watchdogs of the Watersheds, an environmental group focusing on the lower region of the Pompeston Creek.

Cindy Pierson wants folks to know that she’s still in the area, and ever concerned about the Pompeston Creek—she’s just traveled downstream a bit, where her stalwart vigilance of the waterway will continue. Pierson for the last 12 years had been a formidable member of the Pompeston Creek Watershed Association (PCWA). The grassroots organization was started in 1963 by locals, the late Ruth Allen and the late Sybil Taylor. But in November 2012, Pierson, who was president, resigned from the PCWA’s board, mainly because she wants to concentrate specifically on the areas of the creek located from Route 130 to the Delaware River, a region that has “been the most neglected, but needs the most attention.”  Recently, Pierson and a small band of …

gary cirillo

4:34 pm on Wednesday, February 20, 2013

cindy, please contact us, gary @ mimi at mariawolfbooks@gmail.com. we have a table and were put in the same section (childrens) at the riverside artisans outdoor festival. mimi has been doing storytelling as a childrens librarian for years and would love to talk to you about a couple of ideas she has about possibaly combining your turtles and her native storytelling. also she has recently wrote…   more ›

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Ethics Board: Does Cinnaminson Need One?

People don't know where to go to file ethics complaints, says one Cinnaminson resident.

If someone has an ethics complaint against a township employee, whom do they contact? Some Cinnaminson residents are asking that question. However, township officials are saying official ethics complaints go where they’ve always gone—to the state’s local finance board, not to an in-town committee. Resident Cindy Pierson said that isn’t clear to residents and it should be posted on the township website and at the municipal building. To go a step further, she wants an ordinance she says requires a township ethics committee to either have appointed members or be off the books. “The ordinance authorizes the township to have a board, but doesn’t require one,” said Cinnaminson solicitor John Gillespie. Created in 1991, the ordinance only …

Cindy Pierson

10:29 pm on Thursday, April 26, 2012

http://www.ecode360.com/CI0302 click on the down arrow next to Chapter 41 choose "open all" scroll down to §41-2 and read A through D, and then read the rest of the chapter   more ›

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