Guilty or cover-up in Templeton?

(Please bear with me on the length of these letters of opinion-thanks PHC Sr.)

Former state treasurer Tim Cahill facing corruption and a lot of other charges, obstruction of justice charges. Does this story again sound like PHC Sr letter to the board of selectmen about an investigation. Like I said before, many times, it's just on a smaller scale. Unlike Cahill, Templeton does not have the state lottery the backup. Just us "broke" taxpayers. It only took the Atty. Gen. office a little over a year to indict Cahill. But that was a big name to deal with. But as I said many times before, only a certain few members of the board of selectmen are, in my opinion guilty of the charges in my letter for an investigation. This whole bunch of accusations are not new, and it has always been 3 of 5 members of the board of selectmen
that allowed my allegations to be "covered up". In other words, in layman's terms PHCSr's proof on paper is not good enough for those three members of the board of selectmen. And remember taxpayers, these allegations go back several years, possibly 10 years. And "no" I am not going to forget these allegations just because the board of selectmen changes members every year. Jeff Bennett's recount for Selectman was a perfect example of corruption. And I want to say it again-how did Jerry Skelton go in to the town clerk's office as a loser and emerge later as the winner of the election? Jeff Bennett had already been sworn in as the winner. No recount, no questions asked, no investigation on the election. The town clerk was sick on that day of the election, so who is to blame, for Jerry Skelton been sworn in and Jeff Bennett being sworn out. Pretty good,huh? I still have not gotten an honest answer from anyone, how come? If Jeff Bennett did not ask for a recount, would justice prevail, no!! I, PHC sr asked a lot of questions. But did not get one good answer. I wanted to asked Billy Harris if he thought the election results reminded him of the conservation commission issues he has had in the past with certain members of the con comm. But since then we have parted a longtime friendship with the Harris family and myself PHC. Because of the election results, did "someone" break the law and someone else take the blame? Because of influence or threats, yes, we're were our constables and our police? Everyone involved knew something was wrong, as in wrongdoings. Why is PHC's investigation being ignored? Why, why, why, Tim Cahill wasn't afraid until the Atty. Gen.'s office stepped in. How many of you people want to trust Tim Cahill now? And look at the millions of dollars he had behind him "mass lottery money" but he and his accomplices got caught they're going to be convicted. Plus anyone else that aided and abetted him "Cahill". If you know what I mean. I guess you misinformed taxpayers will not believe my blog, until name start showing up on TV in the local newspapers in the Worcester telegram. That is if the Worcester telegram thinks it's newsworthy. That newspapers pretty quiet lately. Also the Gardner news. What's wrong I wonder whose relative or relatives are involved here in Templeton? Anybody got any information? Blast away on my blog and don't be afraid to speak up. These people are not smart enough to search the web. Hee-hee hee he. And besides you can be like most of them, the recall group and say, that was not me, oh boy one lies, their buddy swears to it, then they take a vote-guess who wins, not the taxpayer group. But unlike Cahill, Martha Coakley hasn't paid them "the recall" group of visit yet and when her office does pay Templeton visit, we will all smell like febreze again. And that clean smell will stay with Templeton for a long time because a message will be answered.

And the guy running for reelection that in itself is another story. Imagine someone that has no respect for his fellow board members and taxpayers, once another three years of that bull---T not a chance. What Columbus has been doing to this town is inexcusable. His selfish goals and that of an ill-informed dictator, to further his ambition to help Templeton get back on its feet is just out of the question. He doesn't have the know-how to help himself let alone helped the town. And another point if all of us taxpayers flub the selectmen's meeting like we have been doing, Columbus should get the drift that we are not there to bow to him, it's to protect us people, as taxpayers of Templeton. Another thing I would like to point out to all the taxpayers, all these meetings Columbus sets up, I meant for only a few people. Look at the time in the day of some of these so-called important meetings. Columbus is retired and can plan things to suit his agenda, not us. Most of the board of selectmen don't want us taxpayers to attend, that's why he schedules them on goofy hours of the day. If that board centers themselves on when they are available, hold on tight. I always thought the 7 PM meeting on a regular schedule to save a lot of grief for everyone, people can plan to attend the selectmen's meeting or any other special meeting on a regular basis without a last-minute change of time, place or agenda. We the people of Templeton are tired of being tossed around like a Hakey sack, ball or whatever you want to call it. To start with in my opinion, get Julie Farrell in as selectmen, then we can work from there. Mullins has got to go! Whether he and a couple others don't want him to go-when trust is lost in the person, do people still want someone like that on any board or committee? And as they quote from attorney Coakley's office, “the accused knew it was wrong and dishonest. Why did the accused keep up the practice of being dishonest until the law caught him?" I PHC Sr know the answer. The accused think, no one is watching, as in video cameras and distant observation equipment, if you know what I mean. Everyone must and I say must attend the next selectmen's meeting because I personally think the powers that be will try to pull another fast one like they tried and failed two weeks ago. We have got some sneaky members on the board of selectmen and we all see it. And not with eyes shut. I am so surprised Columbus doesn't shut Virginia Wilder up when he Columbus is trying to conduct a lousy meeting. If you watch the TV or buy a DVD, you will see and hear exactly what I am saying. And those gestures are not forgotten by any means. A person does not notice these during the meeting, that is why you all should watch channel 8 for showing of the meeting. And make a point to watch carefully.

We the voters have four weeks to make a choice in my choices Julie Farrell. I don't have to say it with the guess, I'm saying it with the must, for the welfare of the town. And another point I would like to make the railroad stop in both directions on Baldwinsville road or is Tex Ritter here to stay for a while? If you know what I mean "railroad". I know a lot of people here in Templeton "good and bad" and they all say get rid of Columbus and Mullins now-when the "gag" order is lifted you will all know what has been going on in other places not just Templeton. So think I am clear about the election in May because other than recall it won't be heard for another year for new selectmen. And to quote Bev B, “yes we are guilty of being too trusting" but never again will this happen and again Bev-a picture is worth 1000 words but the Internet is worth 67,000 hits. We and Templeton know for fact that you can't embarrass us stupid or ignorant person. But you can vote them out of office and never-never reelect that person in that position again. There the board of selectmen 3 to 2 vote do wrong when dismissing a former coordinator? Did our lawyers advise the board of selectmen to act against the labor laws? Is the past coordinator going to get her job back? This is part of the whole recall issue. Did Julie, Bob Mitchell and Jeff Bennett caused the town to be "broke". Use common sense and vote Julie back on the board of selectmen to try to help straighten the mess out. Thanks for reading my opinion, Pauly