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Author: Anne Amato

Secretary of State’s office says “no problem at polls”

Designees from the Secretary of State’s office, so far, have reported no problems at any of the polling places they’ve visited today. “No problems whatsoever,” said Av Harris, spokesman for the

Foster casts her vote at Black Rock School

Democratic mayoral primary candidate Mary-Jane Foster, surrounded by friends and family, voted shortly before 11:30 a.m. today at Black Rock School. “I feel terrific,” she said as she greeted a number

Della Volpe to run unchallenged in Ansonia mayoral race

The Ansonia Republican Town Committee has decided not to run a candidate for mayor. Instead, they are focusing the Board of Aldermen candidates. Incumbent Mayor Jim DellaVolpe, a Democrat, was

Loda to run as independent in Seymour

Democrat Jeanne Loda, a Seymour Board of Education member, has announced she plans to run as an independent for the position of first selectman in Seymour in the November election.

Oxford Democrats endorse Calabrese for first selectman

Oxford Democrats Monday night endorsed Joseph Calabrese to run for first selectman. Calabrese is the administrative assistant to First Selectman Mary Ann Drayton-Rogers who decided not to run for a

Democrats endorse Roy for second term

Seymour First Selectman Paul Roy received the Democratic Town Committee’s endorsement Monday night to run for a second term.

Shelton GOP endorses aldermanic slate

SHELTON — The Republican Town Committee Monday night endorsed its slate for the Board of Aldermen that includes Anthony Simonetti and Gene Kierce in the First Ward; Eric McPherson and Stan Kudej in

Lauretti endorsed to seek 11th term

SHELTON — The Republican Town Committee Monday night endorsed incumbent Mayor Mark A. Lauretti for an unprecidented 11th term. Lauretti was first elected to office in 1991.