The proposed K8 schools budget and late state aid infusions cut the overall tax increase almost a third, from 3.5% to 2.4%. Year-over-year spending for all three budgets is up only 1.4%. Don’t believe the hype that our budgets are going up by a double-digit % increase. It’s just not true, and no vote won’t…
Tanaka and Clark ran on a platform calling for transparent town government – that didn’t last long! See the attached letter we are filing today with the Board of Selectmen, concerning an improperly notified meeting and the ensuing cover up. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LKh4m-DelnmXGQWWRRr_rgsX7emvf003/view?usp=sharing Democratic Town Committee of Willington John F. TehanChairperson
Thank you to Lisa Eaton for this public service interview! We thought Stu hit it out of the park with that interview! What did you think?
Andy Marco (candidate for Selectman) took home the coveted first place cup! Followed by Stu Fisher (candidate for First Selectman) in second place, and John Tehan (candidate for Planning and Zoning Commission) in third. It was a great day to be a candidate! A heartfelt “THANK YOU!” goes out to everyone who took part of…
I am here with an update on my work to respond to the abhorrent terrorist attacks in Israel, as well as information on a new union contract for workers at Electric Boat, a Social Security COLA increase, and more. As always, thanks for starting your weekend here with me. An Update on the Terrorist Attacks…
This Saturday, October 14, from 4-7 PM is our 3rd Annual Chilifest at the Willington Hill Fire Department, 24 Old Farms Rd. Come on out and taste them all – vote for the one you think is best, and let’s see who wins! We will have a variety of special guests in attendance, you won’t…
In February of 2016, I met the love of my life, Jen – we moved in together after a few months of dating and got married in July 2017. We’re unbelievably well matched and we couldn’t be happier! At that time, we were living in downtown Milford, MA, upstairs from a fairly raucus bar. The…
The American Rescue Plan is fueling key programs in the new Connecticut state budget that support our children, families, and workers. In total, over $140 million in federal ARP dollars are being put to use to create healthier and more vibrant communities.
