Pandemic or no pandemic, town government provides essential services that must continue. By and large, those services have been available. All of the Boards and Commissions […]
Background: “The coronavirus-induced recession would rip an unprecedented $7 billion from Connecticut’s coffers by 2023 ……. Simply put, from 2021 through 2023, the state’s revenue craters. […]
I am in favor of moving forward with the schools project approved by voters last October – and here’s why. The problems at Consolidated Elementary School […]
