Is (Vera) Lynn Stoner too close to the School Board of Broward County?

Since 2007, Plantation city council candidate (Vera) Lynn Stoner has sat on a high profile School Board of Board County committee: The Supplier and Diversity Outreach Council. Ms. Stoner owns a construction company.

Shouldn’t Ms Stoner tell Plantation residents who appointed her to this council? What has she seen or heard in the four years she’s been on the council?

The statewide grand jury says the School Board of Broward County is rife with corruption.

(FYI- Mitch Ceasar says (Vera) Lynn Stoner is a Democrat)

8 thoughts on “Is (Vera) Lynn Stoner too close to the School Board of Broward County?”

  1. lookee lookee

    If the school board sends work out to the private sector, isn’t that a conservative approach? I wish they had more of the private sector involed. Good for lynn if a woman can get a chance to contribute to such a board.

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    1. RED BROWARD

      Nice try, but you didn’t “exterminate” the issue. Check out the list of vendors. Putting your company in your wife’s or mother’s name isn’t a conservative value.

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  2. lookee lookee

    I thought that you wanted a site to exchange opionions but if YOU want to be a wise ass then your site won’t last too long. You seem to know who I am son, I do not know you but if you want find me, do so.

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    1. RED BROWARD

      Wise ass? Perhaps, I try to resist. I want exchange if ideas. The school board and most of Broward government is a well-oiled political machine which rewards lackeys and friends and destroys enemies. That’s not a conservative v. Liberal issue. Everyone can see the bad guys. Ms Stoner was in a position to change things. Did she? Did she stand up to the machine? Did she report anything she might have seen? Pretty fair questions in light of the grand jury report, no?

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  3. lookee lookee

    The corruption is with school bd members and supervisors not these little feel good boards. I am a conservative, glad to see this site up and running. Here is the rub, Stoner is the most conservative one in her group’s race. Dem’s are pushing Eric Hammond and Rabbi Harr is Armstrong’s choice to keep the machine alive and well in Plantation. We are trying to keep that from happening. If Jerry is elected he is going to need some council members with a little common sense. Tingom and Levy are terrible and need to go next election, In my view.

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  4. lookee lookee

    e-mail me contact info if you would and I will forward it to her. thank you

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  5. A resident

    But, what is your point? Whether directly or indirectly, until the Broward GOP decides to motivate some candidates to run….. we are going to be controlled by democrats. It is far too late to worry about what ties she has in the school board.

    Out of the 3 candidates for Group 1, she is by far the most well spoken and informed. Who else to choose? A democrat Rabbi that should have resigned as Rabbi to run for council or a perennial democrat candidate that wants to make Plantation the shining star Lauderhill is?

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