Thank you to all 450 concerned Guilford residents who came to the Guilford Community Center on Feb. 27 and signed the “adjourned referendum petitions” concerning the meth...
I was greatly honored to have my name submitted to the Ad-Hoc New Elementary School Naming Committee. The nomination was a surprise to me and a delight in that it came fr...
I am writing to urge the communities of Chester, Deep River, and Essex to come together and Vote “Yes” at the upcoming March 26 referendum. For the last six months, John ...
The Scranton Library is excited to announce that we are working on our next strategic plan, and we need to hear from you! Every voice matters in planning the future goals...
I am writing to express my deep concern regarding our tri-town’s fiscal practices, particularly the trend of borrowing money to fund expenditures without considering the ...
I attended the Q&A meeting for the APT Foundation. A few people asked questions with legitimate concerns and did so in a very respectful manner. Unfortunately, many didn’...
Sunday, March 3, was a beautiful day, a day in which Guilford Racket & Swim Club hosted the 5th annual Paddle for a Purpose Tournament, a benefit for the Guilford Meals o...
On Feb. 27, I attended an informational meeting at the Community Center to learn about the APT facility that will be coming to Guilford. I was greatly saddened by the rud...
A methadone clinic at 439 Boston Post Road in an area of residential homes, small businesses, and restaurants will lower home values and hurt business owners. Other towns...
I attended the informational meeting on Feb. 27 and heard the fears and anxieties of residents about the APT Foundation clinic, which will open on Route 1 in Guilford som...
In the latest Guilford Events magazine that arrived by mail in “The First Selectman’s Corner,” I was encouraged by our first selectman to attend meetings and offer my inp...
I am so proud and amazed at the support given to the Friends of Scranton Library for our town-wide membership appeal. The gathering was planned for Feb. 13 with 45 volunt...
There are many different ways in which people’s movement through our internal medicine practice at 652 Boston Post Road has been considered; the architect contemplated ac...
The Feb. 27 meeting about the APT Foundation’s planned clinic was eye-opening, to say the least. It demonstrated a contrast in styles that was apparent to everyone. On on...
Access to effective addiction treatment is essential to building strong families and communities. APT Foundation's plans to open a clinic on Boston Post Road in Guilford ...
For too long, the local Board of Education (BOE) has been able to get whatever they want, no matter how costly and without accountability. Their budgets only increase des...
I’m sure many will agree that living in a safe, crime-free environment is high on most people’s priority list. Despite a crime uptick in recent years, for the most part, ...
First Selectman Matt Hoey spent the past 10 months working behind closed doors to fast-track a methadone clinic on Boston Post Road in Guilford that will serve over 500 d...
As I contemplate Tweed-New Haven Airport over all these years, it defies logic. Its property is 90% in East Haven, and we have no say over it. We get no tax money except ...
Recently, Tweed-New Haven Airport announced that it was getting a $2.5 million federal grant to go toward lengthening the runway and toward the new proposed terminal on t...
After the APT Foundation purchased a building in New Haven, they collaborated with Mayor Justin Elicker and his staff. There was no engagement with the residents. Residen...
On Feb. 9, the Guilford High School (GHS) music department performed its 31st annual concert benefiting the Guilford Meals on Wheels program, which is a part of Guilford ...