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No more moralizing from the Wissahickon School Board

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Elections Stories

  1. November 5th

    No surprises in local elections in Ambler, Lower Gwynedd, Upper Dublin and Whitpain

  2. October 13th

    Wissahickon School Board candidate offers crude response following question about a Facebook comment

  3. October 10th

    Following resignation, Ambler’s borough council seeking applicants for open borough council seat

  4. Oct 8th

    Amy Hughes resigned from Ambler’s borough council following controversial social media comments, citing the safety of her family

  5. Sep 25th

    Opportunity to win seat on Ambler’s borough council via write in campaign

  6. Sep 23rd

    Can Stomsky win reelection as Ambler’s tax collector in November?

  7. Sep 21st

    One week after Jennifer Stomsky’s call for making more martyrs went public, she remains elected tax collector of Ambler, endorsed candidate for re-election, and top Democrat in Ambler

  8. Sep 17th

    “Decisive majority” of Ambler’s borough council voted to ask for tax collector’s resignation. But who didn’t vote for it?

  9. Sep 16th

    Stomsky removed as Whitpain Township’s deputy tax collector

  10. Sep 15th

    Ambler council doubles down on Stomsky statement. Mayor still silent on Ambler official, but condemned Towamencin supervisor

  11. Sep 15th

    Stomsky apologizes and resigns from Democratic Party position. Intends to remain as the elected tax collector

  12. Sep 14th

    Borough of Ambler and local Democratic Party officials must resign after not condemning local official’s statement supporting political violence

  13. Sep 14th

    Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Ambler’s elected tax collector and local Democratic Party leader states, “let’s make some more martyrs”

  14. Mar 17th

    Candidates file paperwork to run for office in Ambler, Lower Gwynedd, Upper Dublin, and Whitpain, along with the Wissahickon and Upper Dublin school districts
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