Tina Marie Patch
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About Tina
Passionate about keeping jobs in the local community owned by individuals Locally at least in the same state for goodness sakes. Too many jobs and too much commerce is lost from our community when we do not spend dollars local. On average local communities benefit from 68% of each dollar when a local business is patronized. This figure drops to 14% when purchases are made outside of the local market.
If a company is based in San Diego, New York for example and outsources overseas for technology or product produced where does all the revenue end up? Certainly not in local school systems, certainly does not benefit property or income taxes, the extended unemployment benefits.
Next time you make a purchase ask, are you locally owned?
Recently
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Tina Marie Patch:
What WAS done Wrong? What about what WILL you do ? Perhaps some substantial answers would have come our way. Vote November 8th
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Tina Marie Patch:
What was done wrong? What about what will you do right? Perhaps some reality answers would have our way. What a set of questions!!!! VOTE NOVEMBER 8TH.
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Tina Marie Patch:
Meet 2011 Candidates. Today... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHOV8yYFQQc&feature=autoplay&list=ULOsE-DW_jt5o&lf=mfu_in_order&playnext=1
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Tina Marie Patch:
Join us on Thursday evening in beautiful West Norriton at the Jeffersonville Golf Club for a reception where you will meet and greet the Rep 2011 Candidates.
The Board
James Myers
12:34 pm on Saturday, February 19, 2011
Hi Tina,
I keep pretty mobile and don't have a dedicated location but several of the nonprofits I've worked with let me use office space from time to time. I also frequently work at both the East Norriton and Audubon Starbucks.
Tina Marie Patch
6:45 pm on Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Passionate about keeping jobs in the local community owned by individuals Locally at least in the same state for goodness sakes. Too many jobs and too much commerce is lost from our community when we do not spend dollars local. On average local communities benefit from 68% of each dollar when a local business is patronized. This figure drops to 14% when purchases are made outside of the local market.
If a company is based in San Diego, New York for example and outsources overseas for technology or product produced where does all the revenue end up? Certainly not in local school systems, certainly does not benefit property or income taxes, the extended unemployment benefits.
Next time you make a purchase, ask, are you locally owned?