July 30th, 2009 - Colonial Neighbors for School Board candidates attend the Colonial Area Democratic Committee's annual barbeque at the Conshohocken Bocce Club. Approximately 125 friends and supporters attended the event.

July 25th, 2009 - Colonial Neighbors for School Board attend annual Plymouth Township Day celebration in East Plymouth Valley Park. In the photo: Judicial Candidate Jeff Lindy, School Board Candidates Tom Sigafoos, Kathy Oxberry and Alan Tabachnick; Plymouth Township Council members Mary Lou Readinger and Vince Gillen; Plymouth Township Council Candidates Maria Weidinger and Kelly Isett; and Montgomery County Prothonotary Mark Levy.

It was a beautiful and sunny day. Dozens of local children stopped by the booth to decorate cupcakes.

July 3, 2009 - Colonial Neighbors for School Board attend annual Conshohocken 4th of July Fireworks at Sutcliffe Park. Alan Tabachnick, Beth Suchsland, Kathy Oxberry, and Tom Sigafoos met and talked with many residents from all over the region. The event was packed and everyone had a great time!

August 27th, 2009 - Colonial Neighbors for School Board candidate Alan Tabachnick meets with Congressman Joe Sestak at his office in Media, PA. Discussed the importance of education and its impact on our community. The Congressman expressed his strong support for our efforts.

August 24, 2009 - Colonial Neighbors for School Board Kathy Oxberry, Tom Sigafoos, and Alan Tabachnick met with U.S. Representative Allyson Schwartz to discuss education and her support of our campaign here in the Colonial School District.

St. Patrick's Day Parade:

St. Patrick's Day Parade in Conshohocken! Colonial Democrats join Congressman Joe Sestak to celebrate St. Patty's Day!!!

“TEAM RE-PLAY”:

Kathleen Oxberry and Alan Tabachnick, candidates for Colonial School Board, visited the TEAM RE-PLAY booth at Whitemarsh Little League opening day. “TEAM RE-PLAY” is a community service initiative which is the collection of previous seasons’ Whitemarsh Township Basketball, Baseball /Softball team t-shirts and gently used baseball pants. Once collected, the shirts/ pants will be grouped according to teams and given to an intercity recreation center to be used by leagues that would not necessarily have the resources for intramural team shirts. The goal is to recycle individual t-shirts that would typically become rags or tossed in a land fill, and convert them into team uniforms for the less fortunate. Donna and Matt Dressner are leading the charge on this great effort and you can drop off shirts and pants at the collection bin in the Whitemarsh Township Parks & Recreation Building For more information, contact the Dressner's at: dessnerfamily@comcast.net

Whitemarsh Little League Opening Day:

Alan Tabachnick, candidate for Colonial School Board, greets Steve Berger, Whitemarsh resident, at Whitemarsh Little League opening day.