By John McNamara The Common Council's Republican Caucus Leader, Daniel Salerno, likes to preach to citizens who speak at public participation that they ought to stay, not leave after speaking on an issue, to watch the councilors "make the sausage" on selling city assets cheap, adopting a new policy or making budget decisions. Salerno's invitation … Continue reading Referendum Question 3 Obscures Charter Change On Granting Pay Raises To Elected Officials, Accelerated Water Bill Payments
Month: August 2016
Art Perry’s Fighting Spirit and Boundless Optimism Will Not Be Forgotten
New Britain's and SEIU's Art Perry died this week after an extended and brave battle with cancer at the age of 63. I knew and will not forget Art as a union organizer of fighting spirit and boundless optimism through too many political and union organizing campaigns to count. He worked at it for 34 … Continue reading Art Perry’s Fighting Spirit and Boundless Optimism Will Not Be Forgotten
Your Tax Dollars At Work: Erin Stewart Does Politics On Dem. Primary Day From City Hall
Republican Erin Stewart is taking time from her duties at City Hall to jump into today's Democratic Primary for State Senate and Registrar of Voters, posting a pitch from her official Facebook page to support the challengers. Acknowledging she "is not a Democrat" Ms. Stewart urged her social media followers to oppose endorsed candidates State … Continue reading Your Tax Dollars At Work: Erin Stewart Does Politics On Dem. Primary Day From City Hall
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