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Old Saybrook Letters

Letters • Published Oct. 27, 2021 08 a.m.

Extensive Government Experience

By Patricia Cronin

After 55 years of living in Old Saybrook, and enjoying all the wonderful programs, events, open spaces and beautiful vistas our town has to offer, I want to ensure that our town will remain...

Letters • Published Oct. 27, 2021 08 a.m.

Very Qualified and Dedicated

By Barry O’Nell

I have decided not to run for the Old Saybrook Board of Finance this term. After three terms on the board, I will be stepping down to provide new members with the opportunity to serve our town on...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Of Character and Integrity

By Phil Appell

It has been a privilege to know Gerri Lewis for many years and support her for re-election to the Zoning Commission of Old Saybrook. Gerri has been an Old Saybrook resident for more than 20 years. ...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

A Vision for Westbrook

By Anne Stevenson-Yang

I am so excited about Chet Bialicki’s and Vince Gentile’s candidacies for first selectman and selectman. They are both caring, open, and honest people with high integrity. As...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Oversight without Interference

By Susan Quish

For the last two years, I’ve served on the Old Saybrook Police Commission. While COVID has dominated most of our domestic headlines, so too has the field of policing. Stories on the...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

An Observant, Supportive Participant

By Leo Lensing

Barbara Labriola is a good friend and a good neighbor and, most important in the context of the upcoming election, a good citizen of Old Saybrook. She has been an observant, supportive participant ...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Honest and Dedicated Service

By John Notar-Francesco

I am writing in support of Alfred “Chub” Wilcox for the Old Saybrook Police Commission. Chub Wilcox was a successful lawyer in Philadelphia for 40 years and, though retired, he wants ...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

A Team of Leaders

By Noel Bishop

I write in support of the Team Hall/Campbell campaign for Westbrook. Regarding John Hall for the position of first selectman, John’s entire life has been about his leadership in many...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Dedication to the Community

By Rodrigo Perez-Zambrano

In the upcoming election on Nov. 2, I will be voting for Nancy Giannini to be Westbrook’s next town clerk. Nancy will bring enthusiasm to the role and make the office a welcoming...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Talents, Skills, and Enthusiasm

By Diana Burns

I am proud to have the opportunity to write in support of Tom Burns, who is running as a candidate for the Westbrook Board of Finance. As Tom’s wife, I have had a front-row seat the past 28 ...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

A Great Addition

By Rob Derry

The town of Clinton is moving in a very positive direction on many fronts. One of those is the work of the Clinton police commission along with the men and women of our Police Department. Over the ...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Focused on Solutions

By Robin Morrell

I challenge the residents of Westbrook to make a positive change in the Westbrook Town Clerk’s Office and elect Nancy P. Giannini. Westbrook voters won’t find a more dedicated person ...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

A Professional’s Professional

By Peter Schaumburg

This letter is written in support of Tom Burns, who is seeking a seat on the Westbrook Board of Finance. Tom is a professional’s professional. He recently retired after two decades with the ...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Dedication to Accuracy and Authenticity

By Daniel Shapiro

I am writing in support of Joan Angelini for town clerk of Westbrook. I have lived in Westbrook for more than 20 years. I have coached basketball in the town, both as a travel basketball coach and ...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Insight, Equanimity, and Experience

By Henrietta Mountz

Former Old Saybrook selectwoman Carol Manning, running for a two-year term on the Police Commission, will bring insight, equanimity, and experience to her work as police commissioner. I invite...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Has the Know-How

By Belinda Jones

As Westbrook voters consider the prospect of electing a clean slate for Board of Selectman this November, we must take measure of the past and embrace a new vision for our town. Our town needs...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Enhanced Police-Community Relations

By Morgan Desilio

On Nov. 2, I encourage voters to elect Jessica Calle to the Old Saybrook Police Commission. As the granddaughter of a former and highly respected Old Saybrook police officer, William H. Gifford,...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Grow in a Responsible Way

By Justin Terribile

I am writing to introduce myself to the citizens of Old Saybrook. I have been serving on the Zoning Commission for the past three years as an alternate, and am running for a full Zoning Commission ...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Reasonable and Thoughtful

By John Bossidy

It is with pleasure and confidence that I write this letter on behalf of Kevin Danby for re-election to the position he holds on Old Saybrook’s Zoning Board of Appeals. I have known Kevin...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Thoughtful, Compassionate, and Energetic

By Bill and Martha Neale

We encouraging your readers to consider casting their votes in support of Haifa Jalil for the Westbrook Board of Education. Serving on the Board of Education requires a deep understanding of our...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Ready to Start

By Sally Greaves

I am writing to endorse Greg Farnoli for the Board of Finance. Greg will serve Westbrook well in this role. He will be a friendly and familiar face in town who will work for the people of...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Creating Win-Win Outcomes

By Sherry Hill

Few Old Saybrook residents are as dedicated to Old Saybrook, its residents, and its visitors as Zoning Commission candidate Laura Parker Gray. In all that she does, Laura seeks to honor Old...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Background and Experience

By Bruce Farmer

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Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Passion, Enthusiasm, and Empathy

By Tanya D. Lane

I am writing this letter in support of Nancy Giannini for Westbrook town clerk. As I have worked with her over the past several weeks, it is apparent to me that she has the drive and desire to...

Letters • Published Oct. 20, 2021 08 a.m.

Responsibly, Effectively, and Efficiently

By Dan Carstens

You know it’s election season when the leaves start to turn, the pumpkin patch returns to First Church, the mums are in bloom, and political lawn signs are everywhere. Driving through town...