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David R. Zukerman makes a very good point in his October 25 article, "It's Lack of Conscience, People." The real problem with our democratic political system is that the best people not only are not always elected, but they may not even be on the ballot. More ... Decisions made in the state capitol have tangible impact on us. We expect the very best from those we vote into office; therefore, I'm voting for Tom Sevigny for State Senate in the 8th District. More ... I have offered a number of articles in The Voice over the past few weeks discussing my record and the challenges ahead. More ... As the former First Selectman of Barkhamsted, I had the privilege of serving with George Wilber and collaborating with him on several local issues. George was instrumental in organizing local leaders to persuade the state to grant $8 million for the cleanup of Regional Refuse District #1 (the landfill). More ... Having spent 24 years representing northwest Connecticut as a state representative and state senator, I know what it takes to do the job. John Morris has what it takes to be a state representative. More ... I first met Roberta Willis at our local diner two years ago. She impressed me as a person who really listened to the concerns of families in the Northwest Corner. More ... In April of this year those of us who work in senior citizen related positions learned, much to our dismay, that Governor Rowland was planning to cut all funding for the Elderly Health Screening Service from the July 2002-June 2003 budget. More ... Folks in the Fifth Congressional District have a very important decision to make on November 5 when choosing our representation in Congress. Jim Maloney has always been available and has a very good voting record on the issues which affect the average person. More ... When my husband Ron came home one day last summer and told me that he was going to go and talk to Governor Rowland about seeking the nomination to run for the office of Secretary of the State, I wasn't too surprised. More ... Governor Rowland and his supporters must think that everyone in the state of Connecticut is gullible, naive, and stupid. Nothing else can explain the actions of this reckless Connecticut leader. More ... It is a genuine privilege for me to write to you on behalf of Michael Magistrali. I have known Michael since he played with the neighborhood kids, including mine, in an empty lot that was behind his grandmother's house and ours. More ... I strongly urge voters in Torrington and Goshen to re-elect Michael Magistrali as your probate judge. More ... I’m writing to urge the voters of Torrington and Goshen to re-elect Michael F. Magistrali as probate judge for Torrington and Goshen. In the four years that he has served as probate judge, he has done a masterful job of balancing his responsibilities as probate judge, private attorney, husband to my sister, Robin, and father to my four nieces, Amelia, Alison, Maura and Felice. More ... The people at the Sullivan Senior Center knew who to contact when Cablevision dropped a popular show in Litchfield County called Neighborhood News, which was broadcast daily. More ... |
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