Councilman Bob & Cindy
Weiner with their Pomeranian pup, Shayna
Councilman Bob Weiner and State Representative Tom Kovach joined forces with 21st Century employees early on Tuesday morning August 31 on Shipley Road in front of Springer Middle School. Bob and Tom helped promote a program called 21st SafetyZone, prior to the start of the school morning to get drivers to slow down in school zones.
Collectively, we targeted Lancashire Elementary on Monday, August 30 and Concord High School, Talley and Springer Middle Schools and Lancashire Elementary School on Tuesday August 31.
For details, contact Jaynine Warner, Manager, Communications & Community Events, 21st Century Insurance, 3 Beaver Valley Road, Wilmington DE 19803 phone: 302-252-2115.
Brandywine Town Center Playground Grand Opening - 6/23/10
June 21, 2010
Congratulations to the Citizens Anti-graffiti Brigade Captain Chuck Stirk & Captain Mike Ansul for a successful completion of our most challenging undertaking. Our entire community will forever be appreciative of their selfless commitment to eradicating this scourge upon our beautiful vista. Please report any tags on the East Penn RR Bridge to our local police. Please also notify Citizen Captain Mike Ansul (302) 378-3389 so that Citizen Captain Chuck Stirk and he can eradicate any new tags immediately.
Councilman Bob Weiner, Senator Michael Katz, Senator Cathy Cloutier and Representative Greg Lavelle each contributed $250 to help finance Brandywine High School’s “Great Bulldog Day”. Additionally, Brandywood Civic Association contributed $70.
Under the leadership of Brandywine High School English teacher M. Dwayne Caldwell, Esq, Brandywine High School organized a field day, called "Great Bulldog Day," as a way of bringing students, faculty, and the community together, to foster school and community spirit on May 21, 2010.
The contributions financed the purchase of tents, game supplies, balloons, eggs, rope, face paint, and prizes, snacks and drinks; made available throughout the day. The funds also were used to rent a dunking machine.
For additional information contact: M. Dwayne Caldwell, Esq., English Teacher, Brandywine High School; martin.caldwell@bsd.k12.de.us; 302-479-1600 ext. 2110 or me.
BHS Website: http://brandywineschools.org/brandywine/site/default.asp
Government cannot always provide the financial solutions. This was a wonderful opportunity for your public servants and the Brandywood Civic Association to support our students, faculty and community.
Congressman Mike Castle & Councilman Bob Weiner at Bob's 5/21/2010 Announcement Picnic
Bob Weiner, Bob Valihura and Bob Rhodunda (The Three Bobs) at the 5/21/2010 Announcement Picnic
Bob Weiner officially files for his re-election on 5/19/2010
NCC DOE Deputy Director Howard Sholl and Councilman Bob Weiner
Bob recently celebrated his 60th birthday with "Red" at the Red Robin.
Thanks to all who attended!
Councilman Bob Weiner helping to spread mulch at Talley Day Bark Park 4/2/10
Girl Scout Troop 783 community service project: Councilman Weiner's Spring Maintenance Day at Talley Day Bark Park 4/2/10
Bob Weiner becomes a Delaware State Parks Park Watch / Northern Delaware Greenways [NDG] Trail Steward
Residents of Devon and Devonshire meet in the park that sits in the heart of their Brandywine Hundred communities to discuss maintenance issues with Councilman Bob Weiner and New Castle County park workers.
Councilman Weiner chairs Citizen Anti-graffiti Brigade Meeting with Citizens Captains, along with State & County Police - 10/21/09
Eagle Scout Eric Crowell with Councilman Bob Weiner and Councilman Penrose Hollins - 8/25/2009
Councilman Weiner at the CRG Greenville Center & Barley Mill Plaza Meeting - 7/15/2009
Councilman Weiner Sponsored County Grant Helps Build Brandywine HS Baseball Bleechers 4/23/09
Pete du Pont and Bob Weiner - April 2009
Councilman Bob Weiner cleans graffiti from a sample wooden fence with the Farrow System, which uses water and pulverized rock to remove paint without damage to the surface. A West Chester, Pa., company donated the $16,000 machine to the Citizens Anti-Graffiti Brigade, a volunteer group.
Brandywine Hundred resident Paul Cropper (left) and New Castle County Councilman Bob Weiner (R-Chatham), load mulch into a wagon powered by Cropper's Malamute, Sedna.
Councilman Bob Weiner presents grant to the Brandywine High School After Prom Committee
Councilman Bob Weiner presents grant to Friends of Concord HS Band to purchase music composition computers for band
County Council meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday evenings of each month
"Bob Weiner is one of the best advocates for Brandywine Hundred that I've ever had the pleasure of knowing with his friendly demeanor and well-spoken thoughts. Anyone going into political science or law would be lucky to be mentored by someone like Bob. They'd certainly be a better person for it. All of us in Tavistock appreciate all his support."
Don Thureau
President, Tavistock Civic Association
Paid for by Friends of Bob Weiner - www.BobWeiner.com - (302) 468-6024 - Volunteer - Contribute Friends of Bob Weiner is the political candidate committee that
accepts contributions on behalf of New Castle County Councilman Robert S. Weiner.
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