In a world becoming more and more dominated by social media, political discourse can be too often influenced by a meme on Facebook or by a position presented in 140 characters or less on Twitter. Attention spans have become so abbreviated that marketing metrics look at 10-second video views as successful interactions. Wouldn’t it be […]
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There’s always something going on in Enfield. Whether it’s a meeting of local government, a fundraiser, a sporting event or just something that might be fun for the family, we encourage you to take part in what our community has to offer. Here are just a few of the events taking place this week: Monday,
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At the February 19th meeting of the Enfield Town Council, a resolution against tolls was presented and voted on and the Republicans were the only ones who voted AGAINST tolls that night. “I’m definitely against tolls,” said Enfield resident Joe Albert during public communications. “For Town Council members who said that tolls aren’t going to
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Recently, the Enfield Town Council, under the leadership of Mayor Mike Ludwick, moved one step closer to the economic development in Thompsonville by working on the implementation of a Tax Incremental Financing (TIF) district in Thompsonville and the Enfield Square. Mr. McMahon, a consultant to Enfield from CT Main Street Center, presented an overview of
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“No tolls for regular passenger cars”- A pledge from Governor Ned Lamont back in October 2018. Fast forward a few months and residents of Connecticut are looking at the possibility of the exact opposite. Ned Lamont’s entire campaign trail entailed that only tractor trailers would be tolled; making the case that Connecticut residents would not
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State Rep. Arnone mentioned in a Journal Inquirer article that he doesn’t think Enfield needs any more liquor stores because, “another liquor store just provides another opportunity for youths to have access to alcohol,” he said. My question Rep. Arnone can we count on you to vote NO on legalizing marijuana for the same reasons,
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In 1811, philosopher Joseph de Maiste wrote “Every nation gets the government it deserves,” and in an election, voters get the government elected. The dust from last November’s has begun to settle allowing us to get a clearer picture of what that government and its Democrat-majority’s policies entail. The Connecticut State Legislature wants to legalize
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State Government Picking Economic Winners and Losers The Connecticut legislature along with the newly elected Governor recently signed the “state-backed, no-interest bank loans” for federal workers. I completely understand this was passed with good intentions, however I want each taxpayer to ask themselves a couple questions: why aren’t these state backed no-interest loans available to
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What Else Will Be Taxed? Give Them Five Minutes. It has been five weeks since the general assembly went back to work and the Democrats have made it clear, your money is their money. If you haven’t realized it yet, they do not know how to save money, just spend it. ALL OF IT
What Else WIll Be Taxed? Give Them Five Minutes. Read More »
On the surface it seems to be only fair to implement tolls in CT, to put us on a par with our neighboring states. After all, why should we be forced to pay tolls as we work our way through Mass on the way to the CAPE or to Boston, or through NJ on the
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