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Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

An Outstanding Candidate

I endorse Matt Gordon for the Madison Board of Finance without reservation. His remarkable background and extensive experience in various leadership roles make him an out...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Keeping Chester Strong, Sustainable

It’s my sincere honor to be a candidate for first selectwoman of Chester. I have lived in Chester for over 19 years and met my husband Ken here, married now for 16 years....
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

A Balance of Leadership, Energy, and New Ideas

I support Eric Couture and Joel D’Angelo for first selectman and selectman, respectively. This team brings a balance of leadership, energy, and new ideas as we move forwa...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

The Experience, Skills, and Values

I am writing to express my strong support for Carol Jones for First Selectwoman of Deep River. As a longtime resident of Deep River, I have had the pleasure of knowing Ca...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

No More Sacred Right and Duty

Registrars have the unique privilege of a front-row seat to our country’s democratic process. We register voters and inform candidates of their requirements to run for of...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Will Be An Invaluable Asset

The challenges in our community are plentiful and significant. Local leaders like Judy Barron, who understand what is needed to continue great education in the Branford p...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Would Love to Continue to Serve the Community

My name is Jen Voegtli, and I am running for a seat on the Haddam-Killingworth Board of Education. As I ask for your vote on Nov. 7, I would like to tell you something ab...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Utmost Faith in Her Proven Leadership

I am thrilled to be voting again for Peggy Lyons for first selectwoman. Peggy has been involved and engaged in the community for as long as I have known her. We all know ...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

An Asset for Our Town

I am writing this letter in support of Joel D’Angelo, who is a candidate for selectman. As a new member of the Killingworth community, I had the opportunity to meet Joel ...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Gets Things Done

Madison voters have an opportunity to continue an administration that gets things done! Since moving to Madison in 2015, we have had an opportunity to view firsthand how ...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Hope to Make a Positive Difference

My name is Rob LeMire, and I am running to become a member of the Parks and Recreation Commission. My wife Emily and I moved back to my hometown of Old Saybrook in 2018 t...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Return the Democratic Team

Visionary leadership. Strategic planning. Protection of the environment. Responsible fiscal management. Unparalleled results. First Selectwoman Peggy Lyons has delivered ...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Better With His Leadership

Scott Murphy’s decades of community service are commendable. His strong communication skills and commitment to solutions that benefit many cross-sections of residents are...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Appreciate Your Support

My name is Star Alexandra Rueckert, and I am running for reelection to the Old Saybrook Parks and Recreation Commission. I have been honored to serve the community as a c...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Holding Up Progress

Once again, the town is holding up progress. The house purchased on Church Street by the town sits dormant. The historical society has said it cannot be torn down, and th...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Merits Election

I am writing in support of the candidacy of Shawn Tiernan for the Board of Education. I have had the opportunity to work with Shawn on several local committee assignments...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Generous Contributions

The Old Saybrook Rotary Club and Foundation would like to acknowledge and thank all our local businesses for their continued support and generous contributions to our rec...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Proven Leadership

Old Saybrook Republicans are ordinary townspeople who have a high regard for efficient, effective, and functional government, high-performing schools, a deep respect for ...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Preserve the Experience, Acumen, and Intelligence

For 14 years (since 2009), I have had the great privilege to serve Clinton on first the Board of Selectmen and now the Town Council. During that time, I have had the hono...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Will Be Deeply Missed

As a former 5th grade student of Tom Shea, I was saddened to learn of his death on Sept. 5 at 90 years old. Mr. Shea was a fantastic teacher and a great human being. He g...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Puts Madison Residents First

I am writing to voice my support to reelect First Selectwoman Peggy Lyons on Nov. 7. Peggy has earned my vote because she has proven yet again that her leadership is one ...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Vote Republican

For the last 24 years, the voters of Old Saybrook have trusted and chosen Republicans to deliver results. The proof of Republican governance is evident throughout our won...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Have Worked For You

I’m writing in support of the Republican slate of candidates for the 2023 municipal election who, over the last 24-plus years, have demonstrated their proven leadership a...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

A Vote for Clinton

I wholeheartedly support Jay Mandell's candidacy for a seat on the Clinton Planning and Zoning Commission. Jay has maintained a home in Clinton for nearly 40 years and is...
Letters • Published Sep 27, 2023 08 am

Teach Our Children Well

I was born in 1970, the same year the song “Teach Your Children” was released by Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young. Today, I hold the belief that it is our responsibility as ...