Wednesday, May 25, 2005
Monticello Landfill fight festers
Thompson Supervisor Tony Cellini was hopping mad last week when Monticello trustees didn't pass a local law to ban the expansion of the landfill.
He said that the Village Board was lacking a part of the male anatomy.
Cellini blasted his friend Mayor Jim Barnicle for tabling the law and praised Trustee Scott Schoonmaker, with whom he's often butted heads. Schoonmaker was the only trustee who supported passing the law Monday night.
But Cellini also told the Record that he's still going to win this landfill fight.
He's trying to turn five lawmakers against the 35-acre expansion.
He thinks he's going to do it, too.
"Mark this day on your calendar," he said.
"The people will prevail."
Thompson Supervisor Tony Cellini was hopping mad last week when Monticello trustees didn't pass a local law to ban the expansion of the landfill.
He said that the Village Board was lacking a part of the male anatomy.
Cellini blasted his friend Mayor Jim Barnicle for tabling the law and praised Trustee Scott Schoonmaker, with whom he's often butted heads. Schoonmaker was the only trustee who supported passing the law Monday night.
But Cellini also told the Record that he's still going to win this landfill fight.
He's trying to turn five lawmakers against the 35-acre expansion.
He thinks he's going to do it, too.
"Mark this day on your calendar," he said.
"The people will prevail."
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