Did Christopher St. Lawrence's campaign use grassroot org's name to smear Bruce Levine?

Members of a Spring Valley environmental action organization are steamed that a negative campaign mailer was sent out in the group's name to target Town Supervisor candidate Bruce Levine, who is running against current Supervisor Christopher St. Lawrence in a primary to be held tomorrow.

The group, led by Mariel Farlow and Steve White want to make it clear that the "Spring Valley Concerned Citiziens Coalition" had no ties to the mailer, even though a similar name, "Concerned Citizens of Spring Valley," is on the literature. The mailer was sent to registered Democrats.

According to the Journal News:

The flier characterizes Levine as a longtime beneficiary of political patronage jobs and makes reference to well-known troubles in the village.

The permit stamp on the mailing came from the Monsey Post Office. Farlow visited the office to identify the permit owner, but was told to fill out a Freedom of Information (FOIL) request. Unfortunately, the primary election will be long over before Farlow and White can identify the culprits.

Local activist group Preserve Ramapo isn't spending any time wondering. They're pointing the finger directly at Christopher St. Lawrence:

It's a surprise to no one that the St. Lawrence campaign has sent out unsigned attack literature. It doesn't take a coward long to learn that it's better to hide when you lie. In this case, though, the two cards sent out attacking Bruce Levine claimed to be sent by the Concerned Citizens of Spring Valley.