Sierra Club Endorses Molly Duffy, Citing Her Work
The Sierra Club’s Southeastern Pennsylvania Group is endorsing Molly Duffy for Tredyffrin Supervisor. In a letter to their members, Sierra Club political co-chairs Bill Brainerd and Jeanette MacNeille listed Molly’s accomplishments in encouraging purchase of electricity from renewable sources, developing the township’s Green Action Plan, building sidewalks to schools, and connecting Paoli to the Chester Valley Trail as reasons for supporting her.
Bill DeHaven Endorses Molly Duffy–Former Supervisor Tells Why
In a letter to friends in the community, former Tredyffrin Supervisor Bill DeHaven endorses Molly Duffy for supervisor in the November 8 election, saying “There’s no question Molly Duffy is the right person for the job and has the track record to prove it.” His endorsement demonstrates the cross-party, broad community support that Molly Duffy attracts. Read his letter.
Getting To “YES” With Murph
At-large supervisor candidate Murph Wysocki recently released another in his series of brief video messages. This one focuses on his vision for pushing along the Paoli Transit Center project and how much completing the project would mean financially to greater Tredyffrin. Murph, along with his teammates, supervisor candidates Molly Duffy and Tory Snyder, have all made economic revitalization major themes of their campaigns.
Moving Tredyffrin in the right direction
Supervisor candidate Murph Wysocki shares his reasons for running and plans for working with the rest of the Democratic team to get Tredyffrin back on track.
Why Not Tredyffrin?
Supervisor candidates Molly Duffy and Tory Snyder share their smart, low-cost solutions for making Tredyffrin an even better place to live, work, build, and start a business.
Tredyffrin Supervisors Vote to Amend Sidewalk Requirements- Finally
The vote was 5-2, with Bob Lamina and Paul Olson dissenting. After more than two hours of contentious discussion, Tredyffrin’s Board of Supervisors adopted a clear ordinance amendment on September 19 that requires sidewalks on certain busy roads. It only took three separate public hearings, a year-long study and recommendations by the supervisor-appointed Sidewalk Subcommittee and months of vetting by the Planning Commission before the measure was brought to a vote. You can watch the meeting here.
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