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The Alpena County Democratic Party (ACDP) recently presented a check to Meagan Schwartz from the nonprofit organization Great Lakes Great Responsibility for $1,092.44 to support her efforts at keeping our waters clean of trash. The ACDP raised funds through a GoFundMe campaign to support a countywide cleanup that took place on April 24, with residual funding designated to Great Lakes Great Responsibility.
Pictured in the photo from left to right are Dan McNeil (ACDP treasurer), Meagan Schwartz, Marie Fielder (ACDP chairperson), Diane O’Connor (ACDP chair – activism committee), David Dunn (ACDP vice chairperson).
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Feb 20, 2021
It seems The Alpena News is becoming a Cubist painting, and not in a good way. Example: we learn on Feb. 16 that a man named Steven Donajkowski, a former Trustee of Alpena Public Schools Board of Education, had been censured by the BOE “because of sexualized comments he posted to Facebook about Vice President Kamala Harris.” We learn further that Mr. Donajkowski, who resigned as Trustee, made the comment on Facebook “in response to a special a local restaurant was offering as part of an event for the Alpena Democratic Party held last week.” The article references Mr. Donajkowski’s history of posting (let’s call them) controversial comments on social media.