Glad to see that SOMEONE is getting help from VDOT. Yes, that’s Mark Dudenhefer’s (R-VA-2nd) (a.k.a. Mudslide Mark) house on Legal Court in North Stafford (the one with the car backed into the driveway). And yes, he got VDOT to…
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It Paves To Be Mudslide Mark!
Posted in Local Politics, Stafford County, State Politics, VDOT, Virginia House of Delegates Tagged with: mark dudenhefer, Mudslide Mark, Stafford County, Tracy Thorne Begland, VDOT, Virginia House of Delegates
Cord “Not So” Sterling and Mudslide Mark vs. StaffordCo Schools
I think it’s fairly well documented on how Mudslide Mark Dudenhefer has voted to cut millions in funding for Stafford County Public Schools and in 2011 he voted against increasing funds to the school board by $1 million. We’ve previously…
Posted in 2011 Election, Education, Local Politics, Stafford County, Stafford County Board of Supervisors, Stafford County Schools, State Politics, Virginia House of Delegates Tagged with: 2nd State House District, 7th wealthiest county, bus drivers, cafeteria workers, City of Alexandria, cord sterling, Dean Fetterolf, economic incentive, Esteban Garces, mark dudenhefer, Prince William County, Prince William County Public Schools, Rock Hill Supervisor, Spotsylvania County, Spotsylvania County Public Schools, Stafford County, Stafford County Public Schools, teacher salaries, U.S. Census Bureau, Virginia Department of Education
Mudslide Mark on HOT Lanes
At a recent NAACP candidate forum, did Mudslide Mark Dudenhefer try to walk back his support for toll lanes by suggesting that he “had no vote on HOT lanes”? Was he now trying to suggest that he didn’t support them?…
Posted in 2011 Election, Local Politics, Stafford County Board of Supervisors, State Politics, Virginia House of Delegates Tagged with: 2nd State House District, Accountability, austin ridge, builders, developer profits, developers, Environmental Protection, HOT Lanes, investigation, landslide, lax regulations, lot yields, mark dudenhefer, Oversight, potomac resource protection district, safety concerns, setback, soil types, Stafford County, steep slopes, taxpayers, virginia house district
Mark “Mudslide” Dudenhefer Shifts Attention to Delegate Campaign and Lets Constituents Slide
Stafford County Board of Supervisors Chairman Mark “Mudslide” Dudenhefer clearly doesn’t want to deal with the mudslides and sinkholes threatening his constituents’ homes. While these families are about to lose everything they own due to a catastrophe caused by a…
Posted in 2011 Election, Environment, Local Politics, Stafford County, Stafford County Board of Supervisors, State Politics, Virginia House of Delegates Tagged with: Accountability, austin ridge, builders, developer profits, developers, Environmental Protection, investigation, landslide, lax regulations, lot yields, mark dudenhefer, potomac resource protection district, safety concerns, setback, soil types, steep slopes, virginia house district
What Has “BananaMan” Taught Us? It’s Politics, Stupid!
I don’t know about you, but here in the Fredericksburg area—during the early autumn months of odd-numbered years—I am struck by how state roads that for two years prior remained pockmarked with Buick-sized potholes suddenly are milled and expertly paved.…
Posted in 2011 Election, Commonwealth's Attorney, Education, Local Politics, Stafford County, Stafford County Board of Supervisors, Stafford County Schools, Stafford County Sheriff's Office, Virginia House of Delegates Tagged with: Accountability, Autistic, Banana Man, Bill Howell, Brian Thompson, Budget Cuts, Charles E. Jett, Chuck Feldbush, Colonial Forge High School, Education News, Eric Olsen, Free Banana Man, Free Speech, High School Football, mark dudenhefer, Potomac News, Randy Bridges, Rebecca K. Glenberg, School Pranks, School Punishments, School Suspension, Speaker, Stafford County, Stafford County Board of Supervisors, Stafford County Schools, Stafford County Sheriff's Department, Stafford Sheriff Deputies, Stafford Virginia, Student Suspended, Tavia Thompson, Virginia ACLU, Virginia House of Delegates, Virginia Schools, William Howell
Accountability – It Doesn’t Come Cheap
Could a lack of accountability by the Stafford County School Board have led to the hiring of Dr. Karen Spillman, the Colonial Forge High School principal who we discovered—through publicly available sources—was convicted in 2007 in Prince William County, Virginia…
Posted in 2011 Election, Education, Local Politics, Stafford County, Stafford County Board of Supervisors, Stafford County Schools, Stafford County Sheriff's Office Tagged with: Accountability, Autistic, Baby Ducks, Banana Man, Brian Thompson, Budget Cuts, Chainsaw, Charles E. Jett, Colonial Forge High School, Education News, Eric Olsen, Free Banana Man, Free Speech, High School Football, Karen Spillman, Kelly Campbell, mark dudenhefer, Potomac News, Prince William County Police, Public Intoxication, Randy Bridges, Rebecca K. Glenberg, School Pranks, School Punishments, School Suspension, Stafford County, Stafford County Board of Supervisors, Stafford County Schools, Stafford County Sheriff's Department, Stafford Sheriff Deputies, Stafford Virginia, Strasburg High School, Student Suspended, Tavia Thompson, Virginia ACLU, Virginia Schools
Milde’s 40 Million Dollar Memory Problem
If I were Paul Milde (R-Aquia), I’d too want to forget all about the $40 Million public safety radio communication system. I recently wrote about how bad of a deal this was for Stafford taxpayers. At last night’s Board of…
Posted in 2011 Election, Local Politics, Stafford County, Stafford County Board of Supervisors, Stafford County Sheriff's Office Tagged with: Anthony Romanello, Charles E. Jett, Charles Latimer, Chuck Feldbush, Commonwealth's Attorney, Comprehensive Plan, Dean Fetterolf, Fred Sweat, Jeff Harvey, Lease Revenue Bonds, mark dudenhefer, Motorola, paul milde, public radio communication system, Sheriff, Stafford County, Stafford County Board of Supervisors, Telecommunications Plan, Tim Barbrow
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