If not us, then who? If not now, then when? When I ran for Mayor of Findlay in 2023, I listened to the concerns of residents and sought real answers. Since then, I’ve continued writing, blogging, and speaking out about important city matters—issues that were never properly addressed during my time on the Strategic Planning […]
Haydee Sadler for City Council Ward 6! Read More »
In this “Findlay Exposed: Episode 3” video, you can see that Strand Associates was paid $100,775 for their initial park plan that could be found in a document called Catalytic Plan 2017. Unfortunately, I searched for that link in order to attach to this blog post and it was no longer available. Then in December
Findlay Exposed: Episode 3 – Downtown $40 Million legacy park Read More »
With all the fraudulent funds being spent through Bidens Administration to non-governmental agencies and non-profit organizations for DEI, terrorist groups, federal employees being paid but never showing up to work to push this disastrous agenda, we should take a serious look at Findlay’s spending. Seeing as Mayor Muryns Administration has taken in more grant dollars,
Findlay, Ohio needs its own DOGE – DOLGE – Department of Local Government Efficiency Read More »
In Episode 2 of Findlay Exposed, the creator of this video highlights the conditions of Eagle Creek Park that is the only Skate Park currently in Findlay. Broken down cars, expired license plates, overnight parking for weeks and maybe even months by vehicles with expired license plates. FINDLAY EXPOSED: EPISODE 2; EAGLE CREEK PARK –
In this video on YouTube, the creator of the video exposes Findlay’s hypocrisy on claiming its greatness. The neglected properties, the decaying streets and the aim for a legacy $40 MILLION park the mayor continues to push for without taking this tax payer spending to a vote. The beginning of this video is a quick
On Tuesday, March 5, 2024, The Courier published a letter from Bruce Haynes in their Letters to the Editor section. “Change needed in Council meetings” is how it was titled. Bruce said he was shocked by the way a taxpayer was treated at February 20th’s meeting as she had the right to her speaking time
Changes ARE needed in City Council Read More »
As you know, I’m always looking into the companies or organizations that give the City of Findlay or someone like our mayor, accolades for their accomplishments. While I agree that the recognition for hard work and goals met is great, it’s something totally different when they are recognized for a certain purpose. When I think
Findlay named #1 Micropolitan for the 11th year in a row by Site Selection Magazine. Read More »
Have you ever wondered what 2,000 illegal immigrants might look like? Have you ever thought about the impact it would have on your city and its resources? Have you thought about the safety concerns it would cause in raising your family and letting your children run around the neighborhood? If not, perhaps now may be
Findlay’s Open Border to Illegal Immigrants Read More »
During Findlay’s Budget hearing this week, 17 department heads presented their budget requests for 2024. It was interesting to hear several departments talk about the costs that have increased in their departments due to the increasing immigrant population. Personally, I call them illegal immigrants – I’ll share the story of why later. On December 5th,
Immigrants in Findlay have increased courts costs Read More »
AI & the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Also known as 4IR or Industry 4.0. I know what you are probably thinking . . . Why do we need to talk about AI (Artificial Intelligence) and the Fourth Industrial Revolution? I’ll tell you why, because the Chamber of Commerce is talking about it, the University of Findlay
AI and The Fourth Industrial Revolution . . . in Findlay, Ohio Read More »
