About Alan Yockey

 

An Opportunity to Discover Tredyffrin

Posted on September 27, 2018 by Alan Yockey

14th ANNUAL HISTORIC HOUSE TOUR
SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 12 – 5 PM

Follow this link to buy tickets

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Day of Action Kick-Off for Shusterman Campaign with Martin O’Malley

Posted on July 31, 2018 by Alan Yockey

 

What: Day of Action Kick-Off

Who: Martin O’Malley along with Chester County and Montgomery County State-wide Candidates

Where: Melissa Shusterman Campaign Headquarters, 808 Valley Forge Rd. Phoenixville, PA 19460

When: Saturday August 4th @ 9:30am

Why: Get involved with the campaign while getting to see Former Maryland Governor and 2016 Presidential Candidate, Martin O’Malley, speak

 

You can RSVP for this exciting event through the link below:

https://secure.ngpvan.com/QZQ0vKDVjEWcxhTzGgq9YA2

 

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Support HR1478 Gun Violence Research Act

Posted on March 6, 2018 by Alan Yockey
US Flag with guns for stars and bullet holes in the stripes area

Of all the absurdities in our gun debate, the most absurd is that the CDC has been prevented by the Dickey Amendment  and by Congressional budgeting to study or collect statistics about gun violence/usage in the USA. Now there is an effort to change that and we should support it.

Our Congress person, Ryan Costello, is a co-sponsor on HR1478.… Read the rest

Thursday Night Meet and Support Melissa Shusterman

Posted on February 6, 2018 by Alan Yockey

Running for the state house seat in the 157th house district takes smarts, gumption, and lots of help. This Thursday please attend the meet and greet for Melissa Shusterman. RSVP to Dori at:

dori.dimassimo@gmail.com

 

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Women’s March Philadelphia Great Success

Posted on January 20, 2018 by Alan Yockey

Resist, Persist, Rise Up

Great Weather. Great Signs. Pink Hats. Huge Crowd. Peaceful. Police visible but not intrusive. Paoli R5 Standing Room Only. Women came out and “Resisted” on the Ben Franklin Parkway today. WHYY estimated the crowd at 40,000. Felt like more when you watched a solid stream march up the Parkway for 30 minutes.
New estimate on crowd is 50,000.… Read the rest