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FANTIN: I am grateful for Khanna’s work acquiring safety improvement funding for Route 1 pedestrian crossings.

“I am legally blind. When the guiding eyes of a friend showed me those bus stops for the first time, he informed me of the fatal hit of a pedestrian, a nun visiting from out-of-state unaware of the risks to cross in that area…Then earlier this year with help from Active Transportation Task Force co-chairs, we met with our House delegation on site. Finally, my voice was heard, and action taken.” – Nancy Fantin Continue Reading →

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My Lifelong Bond with My 7th Grade Teacher, Nick Simmons

“It’s not that often that you find leaders or mentors who will guide you in the right direction where I’m from. It’s even more rare to build a lifelong bond with a former teacher, especially because some teachers simply don’t care as much. Fortunately for me, I was able to create that bond with my 7th grade teacher, Nick Simmons—who I still call Mr. Simmons because I respect and admire him so deeply.” – Amed Sylla Continue Reading →

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McDaniel: Send Courpas, an Independent Voice, to Hartford

“Tina has set forth her positions on maintaining local zoning, managed affordable housing rollouts and public utility rate proposals along with the desire to improve the financial stature of Connecticut – policies which will attract large and small businesses and new residents to our state while preserving the quality-of-life residents of Greenwich and Stamford have long enjoyed.” – Wynn McDaniel Continue Reading →

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Jen Behette: It is sad and frustrating that I am continually mischaracterized

“Regarding the Chair position – I said that if selected, I would have been on the Board for a very short period of time. I would need more information to make an informed decision as to who would be best suited for the position. Those are the facts. It is incredibly sad and frustrating that I am continually mischaracterized without Mr. Camillo ever having spoken to me directly.” – Jen Behette Continue Reading →

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