Easton’s State Senator Tony Hwang visited the UConn Health Cell & Genomic Center earlier this month to receive an update from the National Science Foundation (NSF) Director Sethuraman Panchanathan. Hwang is the co-chair of the legislative Bioscience Caucus and ranking leader on the Continue reading “Hwang Participates in Conference on Technology, Innovation and Partnerships”
State Rep. Anne Hughes received the unanimous endorsement of the Democratic Party during the 135th State Assembly District’s nominating convention on May 11. The 135th district includes all of Weston, Redding and much of Easton.
Ben Fligelman, a graduating Continue reading “State Rep. Anne Hughes Receives Unanimous Democratic Party Endorsement”
My name is Tim Gavin and I’m running for State Senate in Connecticut’s 28th District to serve the people of Fairfield, Easton, Newtown, and Bethel.
I know many people see our current politics, and our nation as a whole, as hopelessly divided – rife with partisan discord and obstructionism. Continue reading “Capt. Tim Gavin Running as Democrat for State Senate in 28th District”
State Senator Tony Hwang received the Republican nomination and endorsement for State Senator of the 28th District, which now encompasses Fairfield, Easton, Newtown, and Bethel.
The slate of Republican delegates unanimously endorsed Hwang. Easton Selectwoman Kristi Sogofsky smiled Continue reading “Sen. Tony Hwang Unanimously Endorsed By Republicans for Re-Election to 28th District”
Republicans on Tuesday night unanimously endorsed Tony Scott as their candidate for State Representative in the 112th District at the convention held at Monroe’s Town Council Chambers. Based on the state’s redrawn redistricting map, the district Continue reading “Republicans Choose Tony Scott as State Rep Candidate”
“$600 Million in Tax Cuts in CT State Budget” – that will be the headline message the partisan Democratic legislature and Governor Lamont will repeat over and over again to celebrate this election year budget adjustment! But after a thorough research and analysis of the budget – Continue reading “Op-Ed: A Measured and Cautious Analysis of the State Budget Adjustment”
Now that the vote on the sale of the South Park property has passed, I want to address some information that you received prior to the referendum in a leaflet delivered to every mailbox in Easton. The leaflet was lengthy and included a number of issues that I would like to clarify. Continue reading “Op-Ed: Bindelglass Explains Role of METROCOG”
The Honorable Andrew J. McDonald, chair of the Criminal Justice Commission, announced today that the commission has appointed John J. Russotto as acting chief state’s attorney.
Attorney Russotto was appointed to serve as acting chief state’s attorney effective upon the retirement Continue reading “Richard Colangelo of Easton Retires as Chief State’s Attorney”
Chief State’s Attorney Richard Colangelo Jr. of Easton has withdrawn his name from a March 1 primary to regain his seat on the Republican Town Committee, Town Clerk Christine Halloran confirmed today.
Colangelo was one of the Republicans voted off the Republican Town Committee Continue reading “Colangelo Withdraws from Primary for Republican Town Committee Amidst Controversy”
Democratic State Representative Anne Hughes announced last week that she will be running for a third term to continue representing the towns of Weston, Redding and Easton in House District 135.
“Grassroots, citizen-led action is how we protect our health, our economy, our environment, Continue reading “State Rep. Anne Hughes Announces Re-election Bid for 135th District “
