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Dr. Friedman’s Attendance Concern – Quakertown
Dr. Friedman’s Attendance Concern – Quakertown
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Dr. Friedman Attendance – First Six Days
Please find attached a letter regarding the first six (6) days of attendance in the Ocean City School District. From: David & Donna Breeden <danddbreeden@aol.com> Sent: Mon, May 15, 2023 8:52 am Subject: Dr. Friedman Attendance – First Six Days Based on information obtained by Ocean City Fairness in
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Dr. Friedman’s Outside Employment at Ashland
Good morning Mr. Halliday, Please find attached correspondence from Ocean City Fairness in Taxes (FIT) regarding the outside employment of Ocean City School Superintendent Dr. Matthew Friedman. This letter focuses on how Dr. Friedman’s outside work could have conflicted with his primary (full time) job of being Ocean City Superintendent.
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Friedman Attendance, Expenditures, Outside Employment
Ocean City School Superintendent For FY 2022-2023. DRAFT — As Of April 5, 2023 Friedman Attendance Record Professional Development Expenditures Friedman Outside Employment
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Public Comment Period for Capital Plan
Good morning Mr. Barr, Please find attached a letter from Ocean City Fairness in Taxes thanking you for adding an additional public comment period at the last city council meeting for the five year, $141 million capital improvement program. Your effort on behalf of the Ocean City taxpayer is greatly
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FIT Asks Van Drew if Ocean City is Eligible for Federal Funds
Depending on federal funds from grant programs that don’t exist because laws that would establish grant funds, have not been approved, is not a sound financial plan. It is wishful thinking. In response, FIT, Fairness in Taxes President, David Breeden, sent a letter to Congressman Jeff VanDrew inquiring whether Ocean City
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FIT Asks Barr: More Public Comment for Capital Improvement Plan
As a result of lack of public notification on the presentation of the city’s five year, $141 million capital improvement plan, FIT President David Breeden sent a letter to City Council President Bobby Barr requesting an additional public comment period at the next council meeting specifically to address the proposed
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