As a member of the Town of Clinton’s Planning and Zoning Commission, I strongly endorse Christine Goupil, who is seeking election as State Representative for the 33rd District. As a former first selectman for Clinton and a prior member of the Planning and Zoning Commission, Christine has shown extraordinary vision and...
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...children with the education and tools to help them succeed from a very early age. Christine’s priorities are solidly in line with what we need in Hartford to improve our communities. I urge you to vote Goupil in November and together we can make a change. Ayelet Chozick Clinton, CT...
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...critical to the success of our community and what the voters wanted. When we vote for Chrisitne Goupil for State Representative on November 3rd, we vote for someone who will truly, professionally, and with experience represent the voters of Clinton, Killingworth and Westbrook in Hartford. Andrea S. Reu Clinton, CT...
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In 2018, Democrat Norm Needleman of Essex won the long-held Republican State Senate seat for the 33rd district by just 0.2 percent of the vote. This November he faces Republican Brendan Saunders of Westbrook in what may well again be a close race in a district that stretches from Clinton...
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...spirit of District 35. John’s work with the Clinton EDC and its efforts to bring a vibrant STEM program to Clinton shows John’s commitment to his working-class beliefs. Also, John’s work with the Clinton Conservation Commission reveals his respect and long-term reverence for the protection of open land. Clear evidence...
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I am writing in strong support for Christine Goupil for State Representative. I worked extensively with Christine for several years on the Clinton Planning and Zoning Commission. She was a champion for making the town more livable and economically strong. Consistent with her platform, she supported simple solutions that make...
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...gaps. Are we adequately serving the needs of our seniors and is Clinton a good place to grow old and retire? Under Christine’s leadership the Clinton Senior Task Force was established, bringing together representatives of town agencies that serve seniors — The Estuary, Families Helping Families, the Henry Carter Hall...
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...and to meet and answer as many constituents as possible. Brendan grew up in Westbrook, CT. Now, he, his wife Mary and daughter Jordan live in Clinton. He knows the 33rd Senatorial District and the changes to it over the years. He was a high school student when Connecticut was...
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...and she did. It will bring approximately eight new daily train stops to Clinton. It will make commuting more convenient and downtown more attractive to young professionals. These accomplishments will result in lower taxes through increased revenue for Clinton, new jobs, and provide incentives for families to move to Clinton....
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For over 40 years and now 5 generations, Clinton has been a wonderful home that our family has been fortunate to enjoy. To foster enhanced prosperity for all in Clinton and the other 35th House District towns of Killingworth and Westbrook, we need the experienced and inclusive leadership of Christine...
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...unrest during the 1960s? How would you have felt if President George W. Bush said “I take no responsibility” for the approximately 3,000 victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks? How would you have felt if President Clinton laughed about “grabbing women”? How would you have felt if there were reports...
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...still incomplete, but set to be the best month ever. Our top 10 towns by readership since June 1 are (in order): Hartford, New York, Old Lyme, West Hartford, (not set), Clinton, Boston, East Lyme, Essex, New London. Here’s how that data looks mapped out… And nationally… And by age…....
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...Saybrook, Essex, Clinton, Brandford and Guilford. “People have really enjoyed being able to get the food they really love from the restaurants they really love at home,” said Lauren Ashe, the director of partnership development for Shoreline Menus. Courtesy of Shoreline Menus Even with restaurants permitted to seat customers indoors...
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...rate on late property taxes and municipal water, sewer and electric rates at three percent for 90 days. The Towns of Old Lyme, Old Saybrook, Clinton, Montville and Killingworth — all of which chose the low-interest program — are reporting property tax collection rates equal to or higher than last...
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...need a plan that doesn’t put such a heavy burden on the consumer. Brendan Saunders is running for State Senate of the 33rd district in November. The 33rd District encompasses the towns of Chester, Clinton, Colchester, Deep River, East Haddam, East Hampton, Essex, Haddam, Lyme, Old Saybrook, Portland, and Westbrook....
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...building a professional foundation that will allow me to have a family of my own one day.” MacLachlan’s decision leaves an opening for a new Republican to face Democratic Clinton Town Council member Christine Goupil in what could be a close vote. MacLachlan was re-elected in 2018 over Clinton Democrat...
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...research and engage in sound decision making. We need good policy, not partisanship. Brendan Saunders is running for State Senate of the 33rd district in November. The 33rd District encompasses the towns of Chester, Clinton, Colchester, Deep River, East Haddam, East Hampton, Essex, Haddam, Lyme, Old Saybrook, Portland, and Westbrook....
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...going to be less expensive to knock down than to raise it,” he said. “We are still seeing a mix in Clinton, but the cottages are on their way out the back door. There are very few left. The folks who have them are often selling.” Clinton uses a five-year...
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...effort to reduce the mosquito population, however they are taking markedly different approaches. In June, CRAHD began treating storm drains in Deep River, Chester, Old Saybrook, Haddam and Clinton with biological larvicide that directly targets biting flies, like mosquitos, and does not impact the drinking water supply. “Knowing how important...
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...1988, said Smith. The wooden lathe that serves as the foundation of the dome plaster ceiling is held up by a combination of the original, wooden supports and newer metal cables. The Connecticut General Assembly split Killingworth into two ecclesiastical societies in 1735 – now the towns of Clinton and...
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...Clinton Crossing made the decision to close the outlet, according to Devine. “The management in Clinton decided to shut and they were all in agreement. They were working with the Clinton Police Department with that. We were advised and we’re aware of it and we’re assisting them in any way...
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...Sometimes even folks like me can be tempted to stray off track. So pray for me, and feel free to hold me accountable. I need it and you deserve it! Brendan Saunders Saunders is the Republican candidate for the 33rd District state senate seat for Chester, Clinton, Colchester, Deep River,...
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...officials? 7. Under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA), no swan can be hunted except the Tundra Swan by indigenous people of Alaska. This portion of the MBTA was ratified in 1992 when President Clinton and all members of the Treaty signed off on this hunting exception. Yet,...
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In an effort to reduce the chance of a second, more severe outbreak of Eastern Equine Encephalitis this summer, the Connecticut River Area Health District — serving Clinton, Old Saybrook, Deep River, Haddam and Chester — will hire a private contractor to treat all the storm drains in their region...
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Municipal governments across Connecticut have until Saturday, April 25 to choose one of two local tax leniency programs mandated by Governor Ned Lamont in executive orders signed on April 1 and April 9. The two options, one a tax deferment program and the other a low interest program, would apply...
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Last week, Shoreline Soup Kitchen and Pantries experienced a 34 percent increase in families seeking food assistance at pantry locations in Old Saybrook, Westbrook, Clinton, Old Lyme and East Lyme. “Every week in the last month we have seen an increase across our pantries. Last week was the largest and...
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...senior staff associate for policy services at CABE and the former superintendent of Clinton Public Schools. “The current situation requires having to make decisions quickly or change a decision quickly based upon guidance from the federal government or the state. Also, succession planning. What if the superintendent becomes disabled and...
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...attracted a readership that otherwise might read the New York Times or Wall Street Journal as their “local” paper. Our top ten towns by readership (in order): Old Lyme, Hartford, New York, East Lyme, Essex, New London, New Haven, Clinton, Boston, Stonington. Our regular readerships extends across the state… And...
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...location and dates to pick up. Where: Clinton’s Town Hall Annex at 48 Main Street in Clinton When: 10:30am to 11am on Tuesdays What: 2 prepared meals Who: Clinton Residents How: Call the town hall to make a reservation at 860-669-9333 Where: Lyme-Old Lyme Senior Center at 26 Town Woods...
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There are now seven identified cases of COVID-19 in Middlesex and New London counties, and those numbers are only expected to increase in the next few days. Two of those cases are in Killingworth, and one each in Clinton, Haddam, and East Lyme. Other cases are have been identified in...
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