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gordo
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 Posted: Tue Jun 10th, 2008 03:40 pm
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How do you know what Ryans contract said?

Ryan didn't raise your tax bill. It was the town council who illegally fired him who did that.

I'm pissed at them,not Ryan.

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Ryan wasn't bound to the contract for any specific period of time. Why wouldn't sufficient notice have been adequate to leave the position?

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 Posted: Tue Jun 10th, 2008 02:42 am
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LOL!!  As if somebody cares.  Maybe you will care when you receive your next town property tax billing in a few weeks - the rate is increasing from 60 cents to 90 cents.  Thank your hero, Mr. Ryan - somebody has to make the loan payments.

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OK Hear is the real scoop on Ryan leaving NH

He did hire a lawyer because he wanted out of his contract. They let him out of his contract - so that is that - PERIOD. No lawsuit and he tells me he is very happy to be back in Delaware.

We're glad to see you back Ryan. You were a breath of fresh air today. Sure wish you would come back to Cheswold. We need you badly

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Barney Rubble wrote: Posted Jan 20, 2008.     LOL!!     Maybe I should be buying lottery tickets.
Fred says that he will stop on the way out of the quarry tomorrow and I can get a lottery ticket.  This might be my last post on here!

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gordo wrote: It was Pam Thornburg who caused us to have this big bill.  If it wasn't for her convincing the council to fire Mr. Ryan he would still be our Town Manager and we would be rich instead of poor like we are now and will be for a long time.

How is it that Mr. Ryan was going to make Cheswold so rich, in ways that nobody else could?

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Barney Rubble wrote: LOL    Mr. Ryan will be paid 55,000 first year to do work for a real town, which means he was vast over paid by getting 51,000 from no work in cheswold.  That info will do him no good in his suit.  The nice things said about him in the NH newspaper article were said by people who have just met him - they may feel differently by october, too.
Posted Jan 20, 2008.     LOL!!     Maybe I should be buying lottery tickets.

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Barney Rubble wrote: LOL    Mr. Ryan will be paid 55,000 first year to do work for a real town, which means he was vast over paid by getting 51,000 from no work in cheswold.  That info will do him no good in his suit.  The nice things said about him in the NH newspaper article were said by people who have just met him - they may feel differently by october, too.
Good call Barney. In fact it appears that the honeymoon ended even sooner than expected.

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I heard the town no longer needs the cash ! They bought a power ball ticket and

won !

I lying . it was 44 yes 21 no

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 Posted: Wed Jun 4th, 2008 12:55 am
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Would be interesting to know the town plan for paying Ryan if this loan is not approved.  Anybody know what the plan is?

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 Posted: Tue Jun 3rd, 2008 10:01 pm
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Does anybody know what time the voting on a loan to pay Ryan ends today?   Do I vote at the town hall or the fire hall?

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Fortunately not! But I've had good teachers.

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 Posted: Tue Jun 3rd, 2008 03:22 pm
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Now Bigbear that is spoken like one with some level of experience!!!     Hmmm ....   

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Like your ex coming back to remarry you so they can divorce you again and get the other half of your money. Run like hell, Cheswold.

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 Posted: Tue Jun 3rd, 2008 02:36 pm
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So are you saying Ryan is back in town.  I guess grass isn't always greener on the other side.  So has he applied for Town Manager. 

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 Posted: Tue Jun 3rd, 2008 05:57 am
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Retirement nest egg courtesy of folks who can hardly afford their own. What a load of crap. 

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Mayr tanarie tol me he don thin tha vot wil let            tha toen get loan to pay mr Ryen an evry wil hav too pay mor higer taxs to pay off mr Ryen. tha is whey mr Ryen was smil so big on tha wekenn. thans be, to y ou.

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Never trust a smiling face , who really knows what they are happy about ?

heh heh heh

Has he got the all money yet ?

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 Posted: Mon Jun 2nd, 2008 04:37 pm
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I noticed all you Cheswoldians greeting Ryan at the car show.  Do you think that is going to make him forgive the $300,000.  Forget it, that smile on his face was one of a winner.  Thanks SDeney, Plummer and Ziggy for the bill.  I hope you guys end up paying it.

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I noticed all you Cheswoldians greeting Ryan at the car show.  Do you think that is going to make him forgive the $300,000.  Forget it, that smile on his face was one of a winner.  Thanks SDeney, Plummer and Ziggy for the bill.  I hope you guys end up paying it.

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 Posted: Thu May 29th, 2008 03:33 pm
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Thank you, that clears up a lot!

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God I hope the pubs open their doors soon, because this discussion has me completed boggled.

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heh heh heh

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Barney Rubble wrote: Hmmmm .....   I am confused.    But I know that I don't have a bicycle and cannot afford the gas it would take to deliver your breakfast.    Maybe I could sue somebody to get money for that kind of thing.   Do you have lots of money, Helen?
In the knome has lost his computer , and know you only have to bring one meal heh heh heh

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oops! knome guess what I just unplugged you heh heh heh

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Hmmmm .....   I am confused.    But I know that I don't have a bicycle and cannot afford the gas it would take to deliver your breakfast.    Maybe I could sue somebody to get money for that kind of thing.   Do you have lots of money, Helen?

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Make it two

Knome you are suppose to be watching tv in the not playing on the computer heh heh heh

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To confuse the reader heh heh heh

Now you don't think Helen would compare Ryan to a  weasel  would you ?

Now that he is not a government ( public official ) that could cause her harm.

Don't you like reading the funnies with your morning meal ?

Could you bring me back 2 over easy , bacon crisp , home fries , rye toast, strawberry jam and butter and cup of wawa.

I'm catching up on my reading  


 

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Why would you want to post a pictur of somebody else with a story about Mr. Ryan?

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I was looking for a better photo

Ok ! heh heh heh

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No sooner said than removed!!!     Now, I have to wonder what that's all about.

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Helen why must you reproduce that mug shot of the suspect?

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"We expect a lawsuit

"http://www.delawareonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080525/NEWS02/805250376/1007


I bet ya he will claim Weasle , oh I mean  Whistle Blower !

I wonder did he has access to the town's books ?

I remember the words he said about Elliott's firring

"You know what I think on the subject "

Basically he was saying fire him , strange how it came out he had nothing to do with it, he was on vacation when he didn't leave until after the meeting .





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Bigbear ---- those "poor bastards" were probably so pleased to get rid of him that they notified him to send his resignation in by e-mail in order that they receive it immediately.

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He QUIT this time didn't he? Love to see what kind of case he could try to work up for that. Those poor bastards should never have accepted a resignation by e-mail.

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gordo wrote: Good for you Mr. Ryan.  Give them hell and make them pay up just like you have to the jerks here.
Gordo --- Applaud Mr. Ryan for the result he gets in settling with the town of Cheswold if you wish -- as you (and your neighbors) are getting out your check book!   LOL!!!     Makes one wonder who is doing the most laughing, doesn't it?

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Good for you Mr. Ryan.  Give them hell and make them pay up just like you have to the jerks here.

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Observant wrote: White Knight wrote: HEY, HELEN, WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE RYAN CASE? Oh, I forgot, you think he should have been fired.  Sorry.

Helen, dear -- looks like you have another chance!!





Hey now I have to give ryan his props , he actually man-ed up ! this time.

He could not handle the position as it was , no one to sucker in I guess.

  ryan

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White Knight wrote: HEY, HELEN, WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE RYAN CASE? Oh, I forgot, you think he should have been fired.  Sorry.

Helen, dear -- looks like you have another chance!!

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 Posted: Tue May 27th, 2008 08:29 pm
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Absolutely incredible!     Evidently another town, with a town administrator with no job description for the position from which one might reasonably be able at interview to learn that this was not the position they sought.    It would appear on the surface that some people elected to attend to the business of the community were not about to hand that over to some unknown!

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 Posted: Tue May 27th, 2008 08:16 pm
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Shock, dismay , unbelievable not ryan he would never

"Smack "

Ok I'm over it now , power behind the scenes have spoken.

Now who's the boss ?????????????

 

http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080516/GJNEWS_01/738065735/-1/ROCNEWS0104

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So I wonder how much he is going to try and get from this town only after working there for 5 months.......????????????

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Monday, May 19, 2008

It was just last month that ousted Cheswold Town Manager Edward J. Ryan Jr. won his legal battle with the town, which is trying to figure out how to come up with the $300,000 it agreed to pay in return for Ryan dropping his lawsuit.

But Ryan hasn't been resting on his laurels. He's been in Milton, N.H., where he took a job Jan. 3 as administrator for the town of 4,000 people.

But it didn't take long for him to ruffle the wrong feathers -- the three town selectmen who serve as Milton's governing body.

According to a source within Milton's town government, Ryan thought his position gave him more power than it actually had.


The town administrator takes his marching orders from the selectmen, and Ryan apparently overstepped his bounds -- and on Thursday he submitted his resignation.

But before doing so, Ryan "lawyered up," the official said. "We expect a lawsuit."


What a surprise.

--J.L. Miller


 


 

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He already made an agreement whereby he will get "A big fat check" from the town.  He can say anything he wants - or not.  Unless residence decide to vote NO on the loan. LOL.  Then is another thing to deal with;

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Maybe he is expecting a big fat check from town for the full balance of the settlement -- thus he feels no need to work -- as far as Ryan not returning calls (per newspaper) why would he, any he says to the reporters could be misconscrude or misquoted. I would not want to take that kind of chance if I was in his shoes.

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ryan is waiting for his first payment , so maybe that is why he is parting ways. Oh wait  it's the gas prices


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Post Master General wrote: Just wanted to through this out there:

Milton town administrator tenders resignation via e-mail


"I think one of the reasons that he resigned was that he came to Milton with the idea that we had a town manager style of government, and he wanted that type of position. Milton does not have that type of government."

Gray explained a town manager runs the town, while the town administrator works at "the direction of the Board of Selectmen. Our expectations, and his expectations did not meet."


One might have expected that one who was actually qualified to be the town administrator would have figured out during pre-hire interviews that this may not be the position that was wanted.


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