Statement of Conscience

“Our hearts are saddened by the massacre at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina, and we extend our deepest sympathies to the families and friends of the victims. We choose to not be silent at this moment in our nation’s history, but to be clear about where we stand. We condemn all acts of violence and are especially sensitive to violence motivated by racial hatred…” Statement of Conscience from US Attorney’s office District of Connecticut, signed by FBI, New Haven Mayor, Police and two dozen Members of the Clergy Continue Reading →

Yes, Ben Branyan Can Talk

At the annual summer meeting of the Pemberwick Glenville Association, Ben Branyan, the new town administrator, accompanied First Selectman Peter Tesei. After taking pages of notes during an outpouring of concerns about speeding traffic, street parking in residential neighborhoods and the wish list for Pemberwick Park, Judy Moretti asked if Mr. Branyan could speak about his first 30 days in his new job. Continue Reading →