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November 4, 2025
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Kevin Smallwood

Democrat Mom & Republican Dad Voting Together for Summit

Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit | October 8th, 2025 | By Councilman Kevin D. Smallwood As his campaign came to a close, Councilman Kevin D. Smallwood took a moment to thank Summit residents for their trust, engagement, and partnership over the past two years. Serving as Councilman At-Large has been, in his words, an “incredible honor,” giving him […]

October 8, 2025
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Getting It Right for Summit: Responsible Development and Fiscal Accountability

At the latest Planning Board discussion, Summit officials took a close, transparent look at a proposed 42-unit housing project that would have been built on less than one acre of land — a site connected to the former Broad Street West redevelopment area. The review made one thing clear: responsible growth means balancing development with […]

October 8, 2025
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Delia Hamlet

Hamlet vs. Lasaracina: Facts Over Politics

Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit | October 7th, 2025 | By Councilwoman Delia Hamlet Summit Council Delivers Wins for Families, Preservation, and Progress Summit is moving forward — with new investments in our parks, our history, and our community’s future. After nearly a decade of planning, the long-awaited lighting for Upper Tatlock Field and Investors Field is finally […]

September 14, 2025
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Together for Summit: Safety, Strength, and Solutions

Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit | October 7th, 2025 | By Tom Szieber, Candidate for Summit Common Council, Ward 2 Summit Is Safer Today Than It Was Yesterday Public safety is the cornerstone of a thriving community, and under the leadership of the Together for Summit team, that commitment has translated into measurable results. In 2024, the city […]

September 14, 2025
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Delia Hamlet

A Proven Voice for All of Summit. Councilwoman Delia Hamlet’s Debate Opening Remarks.

Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit |September 14th, 2025 | By Councilwoman Delia Hamlet Proven Leadership. Real Results. A Voice for All of Summit. Three years ago, Councilwoman Delia Hamlet made history as a write-in candidate, earning the trust of Ward One residents by fewer than 40 votes. From day one, she promised to serve all of […]

September 8, 2025
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Why Tatlock Field Lighting Is the Right Move for Summit

Thoughtful Planning and Transparency Behind Summit’s Field Improvements During a recent discussion about Summit’s proposed field and lighting improvements, Tom Szieber shared his perspective, drawing on 20 years of experience as a high school sportswriter who has witnessed similar projects across communities. Tom acknowledged that neighbors often have valid concerns about quality of life and […]

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 […]

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