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I see a lot of people around town walking, jogging, struggling to keep fit. Thought: Ever listen to centarians give reasons why they made it to 100? It's always they drank/ didn't drink, smoked/ didn't smoke, did a lot/ did nothing. It's never, "Tarnation, I worked out. Ran myself silly. Sweated an ocean." Point: Maybe Torrington should be in the forefront of a new longevity movement. Scrap the gyms. Convert them to what old Torringtonians really need: free, mix-it-yourself pharmacies. Just a thought. More ... I would like to take this opportunity to thank the voters of the City of Torrington for having supported me in public office over the past six years. It has been a pleasure to work on your behalf as your City Councilman and at times your acting Mayor. I have met and worked with and for many wonderful people, and I feel I have given what I promised during each campaign—110% effort. I am leaving elected office because, as I stated six years ago, I am not a career politician. I believe it’s time for new blood and fresh ideas. I feel that my efforts and the efforts of the Gryniuk Democratic team have put Torrington back on track to become the best small city in Connecticut. More ... The simple fact is that there is not one person who has not been affected by the events of September 11. President Bush has asked us to move forward with business as usual. Easier said than done—but an election is around the corner, and Torrington must know who, what and where the candidates are. More ... It is clear from an outsider’s point of view that Michael Driscoll knows how to conduct a political campaign. I’ve never seen so many ads, signs and energy invested in a City Council seat. More ... My name is Paul Summers, and I am running for the Torrington City Council on the Democratic slate. I am writing to let you know who I am and why I am running for City Council. More ... |
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