News from where the sun don't shine.

At the May 24th Medford Town Council hearing, we got the hear Medford’s Mayor, Chuck Watson, apologize again for stiffing David Carns on his wood, hence why our first installment in this ongoing series was called, Stiffed Wood. Several weeks ago, I heard a comment that claimed the Mayor had the council form a subcommittee […]

When I went to go interview Ian Smith the other day I had no idea of what I was really in for, but I went in with an open mind and open heart to see what I’d find. My first memories of seeing Ian, were when the lockdowns began, and he became an overnight hero […]

In 1871 a group of 20,000 men took to the streets in New York in what was known as the Great Eight Hour Parade, or, the Parade of Working Men.  The parade was really more of a protest, but since it was a large group of white people, they just call it a parade.  They […]

Over the last three years, Ian Smith, the bombastically bearded co-owner of Atillis Gym, has gained a larger than life persona. Smith, who recently had the chance to meet and strategize with former President Trump regarding Smith’s bid to unseat Andy Kim, has been on TV numerous times to tell his story of how he […]

When I was a little kid there was a period of time that I would refuse to answer anyone unless they called me “Sinbad”. Not the terrible comic, Sinbad, nope, but Sinbad the sailor, the nomadic warrior who would travel from place to place getting into glorious battles. I stuck by my guns so much […]

It’s not often somebody video tapes themselves in the commission of a crime to use it against themselves, but when they do, it is most likely a Ken or a Karen. The name Becky was somehow replaced by the name Karen about 3 years ago, which is the term used to describe a nosey ninny […]

Most public comment sections of meeting are usually mundane and boring, with many public meetings rarely receiving any comments at all, but the public comments section the last few weeks in Medford have been like watching a real life soap opera. In the last two installments we got to hear from the Carns brothers, and […]

When a resident steps up to speak at city council meetings in NJ, they are asked to give their name and address for the record, something that seems so innocuous to most, so they just comply. They comply thinking that the personal information they supplied to the officials will only be used in good faith, […]

Minutes from 11-23-21 Delran Council meeting. Patrick Duff, Haddon Heights residents, stated that the last time we were here some questions were asked and not answered. At the last meeting he asked if there were contracts over the $44,000 that included both services. Some refused to answer and some said they were concept proposals. Mr. […]

Below are the minutes from the Delran Township Council Meetings for 2021. OCTOBER 26TH 2021 Patrick Duff stated that he grew up in Delran at 812 Chester Avenue. Mr. Duff stated that he is a researcher, writer and activist. He goes around to towns in NJ seeking OPRA requests. Just last year he sued six […]