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(Not really into FP-ing press releases too much, but, c'mon, this is just sad. Can the NRCC speed up the graduation date for Bestani's campaign school? - promoted by Dean Barker)
For the second time in two years, Mayor Frank Guinta has failed to pay the sewer bill on his apartment building on Youville Street in Manchester. Last year, the City of Manchester put a lien on the Republican Congressional candidate's investment property after he failed to pay over $3,300 in real estate and wastewater taxes. Now the city tax collector's web site shows that the Mayor has again neglected to pay his sewer taxes and has an outstanding bill with the city for $441.86.
This news comes on the heels of a federal elections report which showed that the Mayor failed to disclose to the press a $20,000 personal loan made to his floundering Congressional campaign. Guinta's spokesman touted the Mayor's fundraising numbers as a coup for the candidate, but subsequent reviews by the media revealed that nearly 20 percent of his total fundraising was actually a personal loan from Guinta.
Guinta has also been the subject of recent news accounts regarding his failure to call the police when a brawl broke out at a local private social club, in which a local alderman was allegedly assaulted and another local Manchester resident suffered injuries resulting in 4 1/2 hours of reconstructive surgery.
(Posted by Victoria Bonney, Communications Director at the New Hampshire Democratic Party)