Killingworth Letters

Letters • Published Oct. 16, 2019 08 a.m.

Thoughtful Consideration

By Tom Hogarty

I have served on the Killingworth Planning & Zoning Commission over the past four years. I cannot express fully just how important the work of the commission is to the stability and careful...

Letters • Published Oct. 16, 2019 08 a.m.

Handled with Honesty

By Bill Tobelman

About a year ago, Killingworth was dealing with washed-out roads and bridges due to heavy rains. First Selectman Cathy Iino declared a state of emergency, allocated a quarter of a million dollars...

Letters • Published Oct. 16, 2019 08 a.m.

Strength and Capability

By Fred Dudek

A true American Success story doesn’t come very often. Here in Killingworth, we surely have one. Francesco Lulaj is an American success story. He is a family man, loving father and husband, ...

Letters • Published Oct. 16, 2019 08 a.m.

Common Sense, Attention to Detail

By Todd Blewett

I’m writing this letter of support for my wife Eileen Blewett for selectman in Killingworth. As her husband, my support may not come as a surprise, but my position is not only that of a...

Letters • Published Oct. 09, 2019 08 a.m.

The Long View

By Catherine Iino

The challenge of town government is to make day-to-day decisions without losing the long view.We have to take the long view formally every 10 years: We’re required to have a 10-year...

Letters • Published Oct. 09, 2019 08 a.m.

Knowledge and Support

By Susan Dean

Killingworth is fortunate to have a candidate of Stephanie Warren’s caliber running to serve as alternate for the Zoning Board of Appeals. I have known Stephanie for almost 20 years....

Letters • Published Oct. 09, 2019 08 a.m.

Experience and Proven Success

By Carolyn Anderson

I’m writing in full support of Cathy Iino to continue to serve as Killingworth’s first selectman. Cathy is by far the most qualified candidate for the position. We should all view...

Letters • Published Oct. 09, 2019 08 a.m.

Has Set an Example

By Sandy Allard

Killingworth is a small town with a huge heart. Our community’s spirit and loyalty is exhibited by and led by our current First Selectman Cathy Iino. She has set an example of calmness and...

Letters • Published Oct. 09, 2019 08 a.m.

Significant Positive Influence

By Kathleen Zandi

I am writing in support of the reelection of Suzanne Sack to the Regional School District 17 Board of Education. Suzanne has had a significant positive influence during her four years on the board,...

Letters • Published Oct. 09, 2019 08 a.m.

Can’t Afford to Wait

By Linda M. Dudek

Is Killingworth OK? Sure. Can it be better? Absolutely! That’s why we need to elect Francesco Lulaj for first selectman and Eileen Blewett for selectman.Killingworth has kept the...

Letters • Published Oct. 02, 2019 08 a.m.

A Genuine Interest

By Matthew J. Carroll and Alma D. Carroll

We are writing this letter in support of Suzanne Sack who is seeking reelection to the Haddam-Killingworth Regional School District #17 Board of Education. Suzanne has been a devoted member of the ...

Letters • Published Oct. 02, 2019 08 a.m.

Dedication, Dedication, Dedication,

By Gwenne Celmer

As a 14-year member and current chair of the Killingworth Board of Finance, I encourage your readers to return Marcel Couture and Robert Rimmer to the board with their vote on Nov. 5. Both have...

Letters • Published Oct. 02, 2019 08 a.m.

Bring That Balance

By Alec Martin

My name is Alec Martin. I’m running for the position of alternate on the Killingworth Planning & Zoning Commission on the Democratic line. This will be my second term.I have...

Letters • Published Oct. 02, 2019 08 a.m.

Acting as Responsible Stewards

By Ben Charney

My name is Ben Charney and I am a candidate for the Killingworth Zoning Board of Appeals. I am a lifelong resident of Connecticut, a graduate of UConn, and a native of Guilford.I have...

Letters • Published Oct. 02, 2019 08 a.m.

Responsive to Concerns

By James Fullmer

I am James Fullmer. I moved to our town in 1997, and have been on the Killingworth Conservation Commission for several years, and currently serve. I write to you in very strong support of Cathy...

Letters • Published Sep. 25, 2019 08 a.m.

A Wonderful Community

By Stephanie P. Warren

My name is Stephanie Warren and I am a candidate for the Zoning Board of Appeals. I moved to Killingworth more than 20 years ago, attracted by its rural nature and the friendly and positive feel...

Letters • Published Sep. 25, 2019 08 a.m.

Quiet, Unassuming, and Competent

By Lucinda Hogarty

One of the main reasons that I love living in Killingworth is that this is a real community where people can get involved to improve the town. First Selectman Cathy Iino is one of the main reasons ...

Letters • Published Sep. 25, 2019 08 a.m.

Facts, Figures, and the Public

By Michele Nuhn

My name is Michele Nuhn. I am currently the tax collector for the Town of Killingworth and running for re-election this November. Since I am asking for your readers’ votes, I would like to...

Letters • Published Sep. 25, 2019 08 a.m.

Will Work Hard

By Donna Dupuis

I am a first-time candidate running for Killingworth town treasurer. I have had the privilege of living in Killingworth for 32 years with my husband, Joe, and our daughter, who currently lives in...