Exeter Examiner Stories

The January 23rd, 2023 Exeter Supervisors meeting will have the Supes discussing….

Despite the cowardly actions of the Exeter Township Supervisors, the 1st Amendment thrives. In the face of the actions of petty, unprincipled people, pushing a political agenda of fear and intimidation, our Constitution endures in Exeter. We should all rejoice.

The Exeter Township Supervisors have taken the unprecedented step of suing one of their citizens. Me. The freedom hating Supervisor board of Ted Gardella, George Bell, Michelle Kircher Dave Vollmer, and Dave Hughes (though I seriously doubt he’s involved in this cowardly act, for reasons you’ll see as you read) have sent solicitor Chadwick Schnee on a mission to harm one of the citizens.

 While going through the agenda for tonight’s meeting, in the “Finance” portion, we see item #3, “Discuss and possible action to ratify the payment made to SRW Strategies (Invoice 2022- 042, dated 9/22/2022, $6,750) for the

forensic computer audit. “ This has come up before in discussion that Dave Hughes wanted to have in October, but that no one else was interested in at the BOS.

In the November 28th Exeter Supervisors meeting, Supervisor Ted Gardella could not contain his excitement on the ability of the township government to hide information from the people of Exeter.

The November 28th Exeter Township Supervisors meeting agenda leaves a lot to be desired.

 In a meeting chock full of details, and for once, short on anger (except for a couple of childish outbursts by Supervisor Ted Gardella), the Exeter Township Supervisors listened to a budget presentation by Interim Township Manager Betsy McBride which detailed:

Exeter Township will have a $1.5 million deficit next year, according to a release of the proposed 2023 budget.

 A snow squall broke out just before kickoff at Don Thomas Stadium in Exeter, and the diminished conditions did nothing to deter the Exeter Eagles from securing a spot in their second straight District 3 5A championship game.

The Exeter Township Board of Auditors (BOA) met for the third time this year, although, only the first time officially.