• Upon a birth of a healthy baby born to a Biological Mother, there must be true evidence of abuse ...
    To many false allegation's go unproven and the children get adopted out anyway! I lost my Daughter to false allegation's and plenty others through the years 1984- 1987 and many others.till now Thing's just keep getting worse instead of better we need our infant babies to stay with their Biological Mothers! This Government Agency won't let any Biological Parent keep any baby born to them after a social worker falsifies papers and makes the adoption legal! it's unfair. Not to mention not good for a healthy baby to be placed away from the Biological Mother! Please put a stop to this injustice!
    17 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Laurie Hurley
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    Created by Sangwoo Kim
  • Shut the Buck up!!
    Joe Buck is a terrible, biased announcer. He needs to be stopped. There are tens of thousands of people who are absolutely fed up with his biased reporting, together we can SHUT THE BUCK UP!! As Phil Mushnick from the NY Post said: Fox World Series Coverage is so painful to the senses. http://nypost.com/2014/10/24/why-foxs-world-series-coverage-is-so-painful-to-the-senses/
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    Created by Sports Fan
  • KEEP THE HOLLY BOX
    Apparently someone complained about the artwork I did on the makeshift memorial where my sister was struck and killed by a car in August of 2004. The Massachusetts DOT sent my family a letter notifying us that it would be removed.
    293 of 300 Signatures
    Created by Noah Pierce
  • Greenbelt Homes, Inc. (GHI): First Things First and HIP Later
    The GHI Board of Directors will soon vote on the Homes Improvement Program (HIP) and what to put to the members for final decision. They are considering which aspects of HIP to require for the entire cooperative, and which to allow members to choose for their own units. The HIP proposal includes several items, such as insulation and bathroom exhaust fans. The proposal is not covered by reserve funds, will require a loan and result in an increase in member monthly fees. Replacement of doors and windows in all homes and siding in frame homes is already planned and budgeted under replacement reserve funds and does not require a member vote. Recently a Buildings Committee task force on crawl spaces released a report on major problems including standing water, sump pump failure, grading issues, and pests. The scope and cost of the issues are unknown. Crawl space remediation is necessary before envelope upgrades could begin. As concerned residents, we feel it is crucial for other members to understand and act on this issue. Let the Board know how you feel! Sign the petition, email and write the Board, and attend meetings. Please share the petition link with neighbors. Anna Socrates, Christopher Shuman, Cynthia Newcomer, Ellen Weiss, Kris White, Stephen Holland
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    Created by Cynthia Newcomer
  • Show up... (yes, I am talking to you, Mr. President )
    It's about being the leader of the most awesome team ever assembled.... The leader of the free world.
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    Created by Chris
  • SAVE HALLOWEEN FOR OUR KIDS
    A majority of townspeople find it totally unfair that Halloween has been canceled at the two schools that have always celebrated. It seems that this decision was made to appease the minority. It is clear this decision was made by the BOE only, without input from the majority. Halloween is a tradition and a fun holiday for children. it is important that our children learn diversity, tradition and other cultures, this is all part of their education. We all strongly feel that Halloween should be maintained, celebrated and shared. Promoting tolerance does not mean abandoning mainstream customs and traditions. Based upon the reasons for canceling Halloween, will Christmas, Hanukkah, Easter, Valentines day all be canceled also? This is a valid concern based upon the BOE's decision for Halloween. This subject has been aired over the media and on national news. Please accept this petition as a strong statement from all those who have respectively signed.
    702 of 800 Signatures
    Created by elena lombardo corrado
  • Stoplight at Viking/Nordic in Cedar Falls
    Very dangerous intersection, long wait times.
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    Created by Mike Mahncke
  • KEEP THE HOLLY BOX
    Apparently someone complained about the artwork I did on the makeshift memorial where my sister was struck and killed by a car in August of 2004, and the Massachusetts DOT sent my family a letter notifying us that it would be removed.
    2,254 of 3,000 Signatures
    Created by Noah Pierce
  • Freedom of the Press
    To prevent a government official, sworn to uphold the constitution, from breaking her promise to the residents of Larimer County and the state of Colorado.
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    Created by Baylan Hefferman
  • IRS: Investigate Tax-Exempt Support for West Bank Settlements
    As U.S. officials like Secretary of State John Kerry have stated, Israeli settlements in the West Bank are one of the greatest obstacles to achieving a diplomatic agreement to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The U.S. Internal Revenue Service [IRS] and the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control [OFAC] have been permissive of private U.S. financial support for Israeli settlements that the U.S. government officially opposes; ironically, even more permissive than Israeli law. [1] The fact that financial supporters of the settlements have abused U.S. tax law has been documented by the New York Times. [2] It’s time for U.S. policy to change. The IRS and OFAC have the legal authority to act. Urge the Administration to investigate abuse of U.S. tax law by financial supporters of West Bank settlements by signing our petition. References: 1. “It's Really The Settlements, Stupid!” Ambassador Marc Ginsberg (former White House Middle East Adviser), 10/15/2014, http://www.huffingtonpost.com/amb-marc-ginsberg/its-really-the-settlement_b_5993010.html 2. “Tax-Exempt Funds Aid Settlements in West Bank,” Jim Rutenberg, Mike McIntire and Ethan Bronner, New York Times, July 5, 2010, http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/06/world/middleeast/06settle.html
    544 of 600 Signatures
    Created by Robert Naiman
  • President Berkman: Don't allow Taxpayers' Money to be used Frivolously
    We feel our friend and family member, Shana, R.N., from Ohio, is being targeted for filing a lawsuit against Cleveland State University in 2013. We have information that leads us to believe that a state employee or employees (protected by the State) are behind a complaint made to the State of Ohio Board of Nursing (members assigned by the State Governor); which could have severe consequences on Shana's nursing career and license, earned at another University. We feel this recent action has only occurred because of the filing of the 2013 lawsuit. Our tax dollars, paid to support State Agencies (ex. Ohio Board of Nursing), should not be used to settle what appears to be a personal vendetta between State employees and a former CSU student. Information about the lawsuit can be found at the 'Court of Claims of Ohio' Website: Case # 2012-03425 and Case # 2013-00025
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    Created by Theresa McDade