First, the Bad News: With Trump at the top of the ballot this November, we need to ensure that our local Democrats in the CT General Assembly win their re-elections and continue to protect our health, schools, jobs, and safety here in Connecticut. Every vote is needed when elections are too often won at the margins and so much is at stake. Now, the Good News: Even with the COVID-19 pandemic continuing, there are virtual, contact-free options…
The ongoing use of excessive force against Black Americans has reawakened our social conscience. At this moment in time, we must do all we can to effect real change in order to address the fears and hardships of over forty million Americans; citizens who have suffered generational biases and mistreatment based solely on the color of their skin. We must lobby for systemic reform to eliminate discrimination, racial profiling, and the unfair treatment of…
If you are a student, please consider providing feedback to the questions posed by the Connecticut State Department of Education about how to make distance learning more effective. Your voice and ideas are crucial to this conversation. Schools will be sending out more information on how to participate and all responses are anonymous and take as little as 5 – 10 minutes to complete. — Will Haskell CT STUDENTS: As Office of Governor Ned Lamont, Connecticut State Department…
“It is good news given where we thought we should be the day before May 20, which is our phase one reopening day,” Governor Lamont said.Hear the latest on the partial re-opening:http://ON THE EVE OF CONNECTICUT’S PARTIAL REOPENING, GOVERNOR LAMONT PROVIDES AN UPDATE ON THE STATE’S RESPONSE TO COUNTER THE SPREAD OF CORONAVIRUS/COVID-19
State Rep. Lucy Dathan has put together an incredibly thorough guide to the latest info on essential topics, including: ✔️Governor Lamont’s Update✔️What to do if you’re sick✔️Recommendations to Minimize Exposure✔️Local Food Resources ✔️Blood Donations✔️Public Transportation✔️Information for Pet Owners✔️Primary Elections Update, and more. Click here to get the information you need.
The Board of Selectman 2020 special budget workshop meeting is set for Friday, January 10th from 8am to 5pm, and open to residents. There is an opportunity for public comment after each department presentation. Visit the Town of Redding website to learn more. View the agenda here.
To enrolled members of the Democratic Party of Redding, Connecticut. Pursuant to the Rules of the Democratic Party and State election laws, you are hereby notified that a caucus will be held on: January 13th, 2020, at 8:00pm, at Redding Town Hall (Main Conference Room), 100 Hill Rd. Redding, CT 06896, to endorse candidates forthe Democratic Town Committee and to transact other business as may be proper to come before said caucus. Dated at Redding,…
