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Judge Of Election No Longer Last Word by Joe Shaheeli Sixty-five-year-old Philadelphia Judge of Election Dianah Gregory never thought she would be serving 15 months of probation for a voting-machine violation. But she is doing that now as the result of that sentence given her by Judge Michael Erdos. She was charged with an election-code violation of tampering with a voting machine. She was also ordered to pay a $5,000 fine, and perform 15 hours of community service. On election day Nov. 5, 2013, Gregory hand-wrote her name as a write-in candidate for Judge of Elections on both voting machines at the polling place for the 28th Ward, 1st Division, located at 3100 Lehigh Avenue. Gregory’s actions caused a delay in voting for over an hour. Voting could not re-

sume until Officials from the County Board of Elections were able to clean the voting machines. After a lengthy investigation by the District Attorney’s Special Investigations Unit, Gregory was arrested on Nov. 20. She entered on open guilty plea to the misdemeanor charge of Tampering with a Voting Machine on May 27, 2014.

Commissioner Singer To Hear Problems City Commissioner Stephanie Singer is today hosting a public hearing in Room 446 in City Hall. It will start at 10 a.m. Her office said, “The purpose of this hearing is to collect as many eyewitness stories as possible from voters, candidates, poll workers and others gathered primary day as a step toward making

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voting in Philadelphia a better experience for everyone.” The Commissioner has begun a media campaign asking citizens, “Were you cheated? Come voice your complaint!”

Leonard Tose, Eight Others Honored

45th GOP Chairman Tim Collins Dies GOP 45th Ward Leader Kevin Pasquay has announced the death of Tim Collins, who served as Chairman of the 45th Ward and was a former GOP candidate. Collins was only 36 years old. His Funeral Mass was held at 10:30 this morning at St John Cantius Church in Bridesburg.

Sen. Stack Kicks Off Lt. Guv Campaign Look for State Sen. Mike Stack (D-Northeast) to be joined by a fan club, much as the Phillies, Eagles, etc. His campaign as the Democratic Nominee for Lieutenant GovR EPRESENTATIVE

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PHILA. Jewish Sports Hall of Fame held its 2014 induction ceremony and tribute dinner at Gershman Y. Seen here are Paula Dresnins, friend of inductee late Leonard Tose; inductee Gov. Ed Rendell; Marnie Schneider, granddaughter of the late Leonard Tose who accepted in his stead; Baron Strauss; and Michael Barkann, who served as MC. Photos by Bonnie Squires

ernor finds the popular, personable candidate being followed by a crowd from Philly who have made reservations to attend his general campaign kickoff in Pittsburgh, the evening of Jun. 12.

Marcia Wilcof Declares Big Win Democratic 30th Ward Leader Marcia Wilcof reports she had “a huge victory on election day.” Several of her 17 divisions had been con-

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tested, but her committee people earned repeat terms. Marcia was elected to serve out the remaining two years of Ward Leader Terri Gillen, who resigned to serve in the administration of Mayor Michael Nutter. She was subsequently elected to her first full term four years ago.

Two GOP Wards Vote Monday Long considered “Mr. Republican” in South Philadel-

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phia, 26th Ward GOP Leader Jimmy Dintino reports ward reorganization meetings will take place for the 48th Ward at 6 p.m. and the 26th Ward at 7 p.m. in South Philadelphia Republican headquarters, 1713 Wolf Street.

Has Obama Dealt Corbett Good Hand? Democratic gubernatorial nominee Tom Wolf is being polled with a 20-point lead (Cont. Page 5)

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