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The Road to taking back CT starts in Stamford.
📈ECONOMIC GROWTH: I am proud to have earned a 100% pro-economic growth voting record once again from CT’s small business watchdog group, the CBIA. I ran for office because I’ve always thought CT can do better than zero job growth and high cost of living. Reducing taxes, health care costs, and energy bills and creating opportunity for all is and remains my priority as your senator.
What is the route for the parade?
The nearly one-mile parade route starts at the corner of Hoyt and Summer streets. It heads south, turning onto Board Street and then down Atlantic Street. It ends at Federal Street, before the Interstate 95 overpass. www.stamfordadvocate.com/news/article/stamford-parade-2023-where-when-route-18496086.php?src=sthp...
🗳️Congrats to all the great friends and leaders across Greenwich, Stamford, and New Canaan who won their races for local office—including Fred Camillo, Lauren Rabin, Jackie Budkins, Heather Smeriglio, Dionna Carlson, New Canaan Republicans, and others! Our communities are lucky to have you serving. The above pic was taken right after the positive results came in at Arch St.
And thanks to EVERYONE who ran for local office this year—from board of selectmen to RTM, Town Council, and Board of Reps. I have won races, and I have lost; but no matter what your outcome was last night, please know that your willingness to step up and contribute is part of what makes our local democracies strong and you should be proud.
Let’s start Monday morning out with a smile! Officer Ammar would like to wish everyone a great start to the week and always remember to keep an eye out on your family, friends and neighbors!
#LetsGetThisWeekStarted #KeepingStamfordSafe #MondayVibes #HappyMonday #StayHappyAndFocused
>>>>>>>>> RED SIGNS = RED RATS <<<<<<<<<<
Giant RED VOTE NO banners on properties owned by large developers are popping up everywhere. Huge signs are placed around Harbor Point, emails are being sent to tenants in the luxury buildings, flyers are put in public spaces, all warning everyone to STOP the Charter Revisions.
SIX things to remember about Stamford development as you ponder your vote this week:
1. Remember when the Administration allowed a developer to TEAR DOWN the BOATYARD? www.stamfordadvocate.com/news/article/angela-carella-city-fails-to-save-noted-boatyard-5150919.php
2. Remember when the Administration wanted to SELL the GLENBROOK COMMUNITY CENTER to a DEVELOPER (especially when other cities were getting millions of dollars of state funding for their own community centers?) ctexaminer.com/2023/09/28/as-funding-comes-and-goes-stamfords-springdale-community-center-trapped...
3. Remember when the Administration went to Hartford, without anyone knowing, and TOOK YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE AWAY on Planning and Zoning changes including eminent domain? ctexaminer.com/2023/08/26/rats-subvert-connecticuts-democratic-process/
4. Remember how this whole fight over Charter Revision is about keeping EXPIRED PEOPLE on the Planning and Zoning Boards? ctexaminer.com/2022/07/01/loophole-allows-stamford-mayors-to-sidestep-approvals-by-board-of-reps/
5. Remember when the City took someone's property via EMINENT DOMAIN and then the developer felt so inclined to build on it without approval? ctexaminer.com/2022/08/03/blt-stamfords-largest-developer-appears-to-be-violating-its-agreement-f...
6. Remember when the Administration wanted to hand over our SCHOOL BUILDINGS to a DEVELOPER? www.ctinsider.com/local/stamfordadvocate/article/Stamford-Reps-again-nix-funds-for-plan-to-151029...
Rats Subvert Connecticut's Democratic Process
ctexaminer.com
There has been an ugly infestation of rats in Connecticut – not the small furry rodents – but rather sneaky pieces of legislation that get written into bills at the eleventh hour without a public ...