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Well this is behind rotterdamians now. On to the next rotterdam politicized event!!


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on to the next????....passive and unanswered questions all the time.....this is what is wrong with this Town....why not tell what needs to be told.....all other events held elsewhere give details because it is on the up and up...
.none of these people deserve my vote.....especially for the conniving, lying former town employee replaced, reappointed, terminated, suing the town for unpaid wages....and behind this ruse of a so-called fundraiser.....what a corrupt town this is and most of the politicians.....
.guess who??
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on to the next????....passive and unanswered questions all the time.....this is what is wrong with this Town....why not tell what needs to be told.....all other events held elsewhere give details because it is on the up and up...
.none of these people deserve my vote.....especially for the conniving, lying former town employee replaced, reappointed, terminated, suing the town for unpaid wages....and behind this ruse of a so-called fundraiser.....what a corrupt town this is and most of the politicians.....
.guess who??


Passive? Unanswered questions?

Everybody knows that it was rotterdam's DM who was behind this whole thing. And everybody knows that she used a 'victim'  for political gain!!  Ok...so what else is new in rotterdam? This is what the democons do and have done historically!!
Next?


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It is great that Rotterdamians can come together to help one another.  


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A donut shop rumor......350 meals served    x  $15.00    +    $5250.00

and this money is to be used for  ???????????????????  maybe a plane fare?

The taxpayers paid for the lights, and any supplies used and who knows what.....and an opportunity to bilk the
taxpayers...and a  band.....this was a hidden  poitical rally and someone laughed all the way to the bank.

Where is the accountability ...
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Is permission needed to use the senior gossip center for things other than senior gossip business? And if so, who actually gives that permission?


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Quoted from RightOn15
A donut shop rumor......350 meals served    x  $15.00    +    $5250.00

and this money is to be used for  ???????????????????  maybe a plane fare?

The taxpayers paid for the lights, and any supplies used and who knows what.....and an opportunity to bilk the
taxpayers...and a  band.....this was a hidden  poitical rally and someone laughed all the way to the bank.

Where is the accountability ...


Lisa, why are you so upset that town residents came together to help another town resident out ?   Any town resident can make arrangements to use the Senior Center .. just call the center and ask to reserve a date.  


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DVOR.....apparently you think this is LD......I repeat it is not.....and stop thinking it was the community that got
together for this.....

There is no reason why there cannot be an accountability....if it was a community event then the community
deserves to know the outcome....

What is right and just and fair to all ...that's what this is about.....give money to those who really need it....
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BTW.....FDG was away....and it was rumored the Senior Assoc requested this .....so why wasn't there a spokes

person named....many questions and not any answers.....and isn't there something that says an employee for
the government can only receive $25.00 in gratuities???....that's what I heard.....so what makes this any
different.....

When is all this fraud going to stop???....and the perps getting away with it???....because they are who they
are???  and connected to   ??....
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Who paid taxes on that income?


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DVOR.....apparently you think this is LD......I repeat it is not.....and stop thinking it was the community that got
together for this.....

There is no reason why there cannot be an accountability....if it was a community event then the community
deserves to know the outcome....

What is right and just and fair to all ...that's what this is about.....give money to those who really need it....


Well the community certainly turned out to support this family in need -- and yes it was a community event.
Since those who gave - gave VOLUNTARILY - who are you to tell us what to do with our money?    And who are you tell us what is right and just and fair ?    

As for accountability. just ask -- and you will find out how much was raised -- I asked and I found out.


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Who paid taxes on that income?


The recipient of the  money has to pay the taxes. That is the law!!


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The recipient of the  money has to pay the taxes. That is the law!!


I believe it is considered a charitable donation - which is non-taxable or gift - which would only be taxable if it exceeded a certain dollar value  (which it did not).

It is interesting how so many nayboobs are also heartless, cheap assed bastards who take offense at neighbors helping neighbors.


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I believe it is considered a charitable donation - which is non-taxable or gift - which would only be taxable if it exceeded a certain dollar value  (which it did not).

It is interesting how so many nayboobs are also heartless, cheap assed bastards who take offense at neighbors helping neighbors.


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I believe it is considered a charitable donation - which is non-taxable or gift - which would only be taxable if it exceeded a certain dollar value  (which it did not).

It is interesting how so many nayboobs are also heartless, cheap assed bastards who take offense at neighbors helping neighbors.


I believe that the IRS would feel differently.


"While Foreign Terrorists were plotting to murder and maim using homemade bombs in Boston, Democrap officials in Washington DC, Albany and here were busy watching ME and other law abiding American Citizens who are gun owners and taxpayers, in an effort to blame the nation's lack of security on US so that they could have a political scapegoat."
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