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Jun 9, 2009 | Posted by: roboblogger

Islandia village trustee also a village employee

Full story: Newsday.com

An Islandia village employee has been elected a village trustee - a position in which he serves as his own boss.

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Bohemia, NY

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It would appear that Mr. Munro, after failing at as a Trustee for this Village is going to make an attempt to downfall its current leadership. Along with his Mother, Lillian, who has strong ties with NYCOM and always directed her son during his term as trustee, will go to any length to sully the the Village of Islandia's good name. Mr. Munro, even after being sanctioned by the Village for crooked dealings, continued to slight the board he sat on, making every step to move forward a upward fight. Never serving his community to his best, he continued to allow his personal agenda cloud the real reason he was elected into office. It seems Mr. Monro felt slighted during his term, getting nothing accomplished and left with nothing to show for his 4 years. As a UPS driver, Mr. Munro would often politic while making deliveries through out the Village prior to being elected, promising his residents the world but never being able to make good on his failed promises. Newsday, it would seem, has not gotten its comments from other parties, except from the kitchen table of Mr. Monro, his mother Lillian, which lives next door to him. Mr. Monro has an axe to grind and has found another sympathetic ear to listen to his story. NYCOM, im sure would not find this to be a conflict as their have been other municipalities that operate the same way, with the board member being supervised by the town supervisor/mayor.
What a CROCK

Brentwood, NY

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The Village of Islandia is a scam!
What do they actually do for us?
Have they made the towns they serve a better place to live?
Its all about the money folks. They don't care about you.
How many times have you driven down Old Nichols Rd. and seen a police check point? Seems like once a week.
And how does this valued employee hold two full time jobs?
Working 80 hrs a week out of a possible 168 is not an easy task.
Someone needs to investigate this.
Abolitionist

Selden, NY

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Yet another example of why these small, nepotism filled villages need to be abolished. Rise up villagers and shed the burden of high taxation--follow the initiate Atty. Gen. Cuomo championed and vote this additional governmental layer of waste out of existence. Perhaps the Attorney General should look into this particular matter and use it as an example of what occurs in these places. Newsday should also do an investigative study of all these little political fiefdoms.
ABC

Patchogue, NY

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Jun 10, 2009
 
Sounds like a new CROOKHAVEN in the works
LI Kid

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Abolitionist wrote:
Yet another example of why these small, nepotism filled villages need to be abolished. Rise up villagers and shed the burden of high taxation--follow the initiate Atty. Gen. Cuomo championed and vote this additional governmental layer of waste out of existence. Perhaps the Attorney General should look into this particular matter and use it as an example of what occurs in these places. Newsday should also do an investigative study of all these little political fiefdoms.
Did you ever ever hear of the government making things better? The people of this village can vote for change. Evidently you want big government to change it for them.
Safety First

Central Islip, NY

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What a CROCK wrote:
The Village of Islandia is a scam!
What do they actually do for us?
Have they made the towns they serve a better place to live?
Its all about the money folks. They don't care about you.
How many times have you driven down Old Nichols Rd. and seen a police check point? Seems like once a week.
And how does this valued employee hold two full time jobs?
Working 80 hrs a week out of a possible 168 is not an easy task.
Someone needs to investigate this.
I love those check points. Everytime you hear of an un-insured accident, person(s) hurt or killed from a DWI driver, an un-inspected car involved in an accident, I hope they get as many of these people off the street so my family, which lives in Islandia can remain safe. So, everytime you see those check points, take a few seconds to slow down and comply. Take the phone away from your ear and hey, I dont know, pay attention to driving. Keep our kids safe.

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In the article it did state that all it takes is one resident to make the first move to oust the guy....so if you are all for it, then ban together people!! There is strength in numbers...go for it!
Monrover

Central Islip, NY

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Jun 10, 2009
 
5 Stars to them. Local govt at its best. Why wouldn't you want people that make the laws enforcing the laws? Seems like a win win. It's my opinion that as long as he doesn't supervise himself, which I would think the Mayor supervise both positions, there is not a conflict. just my opinion..
Hauppauge Fan

Central Islip, NY

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What a CROCK wrote:
The Village of Islandia is a scam!
What do they actually do for us?
Have they made the towns they serve a better place to live?
Its all about the money folks. They don't care about you.
How many times have you driven down Old Nichols Rd. and seen a police check point? Seems like once a week.
And how does this valued employee hold two full time jobs?
Working 80 hrs a week out of a possible 168 is not an easy task.
Someone needs to investigate this.
I can say I have seen a 100% improvement with the Village from the old days. More sense of community awareness, all the improvements to area blocks, the memorial that was constructed, etc. What person isnt working multiple jobs today? As long as the job gets done correctly, more power to them.. Continue to do what they do. I work 2 jobs myself, my wife work as well. Do I need to be investigated also?
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Central Islip, NY

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Since the article says one person can start the process to remove this person from ofice, Neil Monro should hit the streets again and get a petition going. Start in town house village, im sure the field of dreams would love to talk to him on this topic.
ng oh

Sayville, NY

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Jun 10, 2009
 
bad idea
Richard

Hicksville, NY

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It's just like the schools. The boards are filled with retired teachers and administrators or relatives of teachers and administrators. Just check pretty much any district. So do you think they'll put kids and taxpayers first or their buddies and relatives? And I am not making this up.
LI Kid

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This story is just to make Coumo's Big Government Consolidation Bill sound good. The folks in this village can vote for change if they want change.
bobby

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Jun 10, 2009
 
this guy is a code officer,than he tells himself to stop that job and go do trustee work.than he go/s to work for newsday.than he stick/s a broom up his a.s.s. and cleans the floor/s. this is a joke. two town job/s at same time.
FM S

Central Islip, NY

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bobby wrote:
this guy is a code officer,than he tells himself to stop that job and go do trustee work.than he go/s to work for newsday.than he stick/s a broom up his a.s.s. and cleans the floor/s. this is a joke. two town job/s at same time.
I hear that TOI does the same thing. Nolan hires his family all the time and uses a broom as well.
NYS Assembly

Central Islip, NY

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Jun 10, 2009
 
Next your will hear that the NY Consolidation Bill will be enacted after the Gov signs it. 9 Months later, Monro and his family, including his brother, a HFD Commissioner will be heading a petition to have the bill started after 9 months.
voters

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Did the people that voted him in know he was an employee? If yes, the people have spoken.
Why are we questioning thye people's right to vote?
I guess thats a new trend in politics.
That, and when they lose, the politico's go to court!!!
We need to take back our country folks. We are pawns of the established political parties.
AmericanVet

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bobby wrote:
this guy is a code officer,than he tells himself to stop that job and go do trustee work.than he go/s to work for newsday.than he stick/s a broom up his a.s.s. and cleans the floor/s. this is a joke. two town job/s at same time.
Wait until you see his retirement income and medical benefits.
did u know

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Munro failed as a firefighter,failed at his run for shop steward @ UPS and failed as a Trustee. No need to say anything else.
What a CROCK

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Hauppauge Fan wrote:
<quoted text>I can say I have seen a 100% improvement with the Village from the old days. More sense of community awareness, all the improvements to area blocks, the memorial that was constructed, etc. What person isnt working multiple jobs today? As long as the job gets done correctly, more power to them.. Continue to do what they do. I work 2 jobs myself, my wife work as well. Do I need to be investigated also?
Do you work 80 hours a week?
maybe a little sleep on the job???
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