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August 20, 2025
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From Neighbor to Candidate: My Why for Summit

Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit | August 20th, 2025 | By Tom Szieber, Candidate for Summit Common Council, Ward 2 Why I’m Running for Summit Council Every campaign begins with a “why.” For Tom Szieber, that “why” comes from a deep love for Summit and a belief that local government should always put residents first. He and his […]

August 6, 2025
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Overdevelopment Still Looms – Summit Can’t Afford to Forget

Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit | August 6th, 2025 | By Tom Szieber, Candidate for Summit Common Council, Ward 2 Protecting Summit from Overdevelopment—Again The fight to preserve Summit’s character didn’t end with the defeat of the Broad Street West (BSW) project—it’s entering a new phase. As future development decisions loom, the stakes couldn’t be higher for Summit’s […]

July 19, 2025
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Building on Progress: A Safer, Stronger Summit for All

Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit | October 7th, 2025 | By Tom Szieber, Candidate for Summit Common Council, Ward 2 Keeping Summit Safe. Building on Proven Results. When Tom Szieber and his wife chose to stay in Summit to begin their married life, it was because of what makes this community special—its safety, character, and sense of belonging. But […]

July 8, 2025
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The Risk of Overdevelopment Is Real. This Article Is a MUST READ!

Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit | July 8th, 2025 | By Councilwoman Delia Hamlet Standing Up for Responsible Development in Summit For more than three years, Councilmember Delia Hamlet has been a consistent voice for responsible, transparent development—fighting to protect Summit’s neighborhoods while expanding affordable housing the right way. Delia believes that progress and preservation can go hand […]

June 19, 2025
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Summit and the United Methodist Church Partner on Affordable Senior Project

Summit Expands Affordable Senior Housing in Partnership with United Methodist Church At this week’s Council meeting, [Councilmember’s Name] shared exciting news about a new partnership between the City of Summit and the United Methodist Church on Kent Place. Together, they’re moving forward with plans to create 12 new affordable housing units for seniors—a project that […]

June 14, 2025
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Flag Day Reflection

Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit | June 10th, 2025 | By Councilwoman Delia Hamlet Honoring the Flag, Our Values, and the Spirit That Unites Summit On this Flag Day, Councilwoman Delia Hamlet shared a deeply personal reflection on what the American flag represents — unity, sacrifice, and the shared spirit that defines both our nation and our community. […]

June 6, 2025
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Setting the Record Straight on Affordable Housing and Overdevelopment

Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit | October 7th, 2025 | By Progress achieved by listening to the community and acting with purpose Setting the Record Straight: Smart Growth, Not Overdevelopment For years, Summit residents have made their voices clear — we want thoughtful, balanced growth that protects our town’s character. Councilwoman Delia Hamlet has been leading that charge, standing […]

May 21, 2025
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Committed to Flood Mitigation and Streambank Stabilization along Salt Brook

Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit | May 21st, 2025 | By Delia Hamlet Standing Strong for Summit: Real Action on Flooding, Not Empty Promises When heavy rains hit last week, Councilwoman Delia Hamlet didn’t just read reports — she showed up. Walking along the Salt Brook during one of the season’s most intense storms, Hamlet saw […]

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