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Letter to the Editor
Pomfret Times
October 18, 2024
Unaffiliated and Undecided Voters Can Lead Positive Change
Supporting positive progress is in everyone’s interests
Change is a natural and beneficial element of our nation’s culture, society and government. Progress is often synonymous with change because it recognizes the organic result of evaluating the past and determining a better way forward.
The race for State Senator for the 29th is a critical opportunity to embrace change and empower progress. Changing your vote from a party you have always supported or splitting your ballot between your vote for the President and your vote for your state representatives is a reasonable and thoughtful approach when the facts suggest a change is needed.
Unfortunately, the state we love needs to show us more respect. Respect means actually listening to the people our elected officials are supposed to represent. It means making progress on improving the onerous and worsening taxes and costs of living here and reducing the erosion of local control. It also means keeping partisan political agendas out of our schools, libraries and bathrooms.
The Pomfret Democrats have a sign with the headline, “Stay Calm”. I agree. Stay calm and tune out the divisive political name calling. Instead, weigh the merits of restoring the balance of leadership in Hartford. Your vote for change will send the message that we expect our elected officials to work together for our common good.
Please consider your vote for Chris Reddy, a vote for positive progress.
Respectfully,
Chris Coyle
Chairman, Pomfret Republican Town Committee
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September 26, 2024
Pomfret Appreciation Event
Pomfret residents and businesses gathered at Grill 37 on September 26th to celebrate Martha Emilio, Cheryl Grist, and Sue Devokaitis!!
Thank you to our local businesses who were kind enough
to advertise our event and donate generous basket items!
Ace’s Defense: Steve Acevedo and Jessica Legere
Baker’s Dozen Pomfret
Centreville Bank: Tonya Brock
Citgo (634 Pomfret St): Sunny
Fiberoptics Technology, Inc.
Green Valley Floral Design: Allison Britt and Kirsten
Green Valley Hospitality (Vanilla Bean): Barry Jessurun
Lapsley Orchard
Longmeadow Automotive
MAJiLLY: Martha and Anthony Emilio
Nora Robbins Graphic Design
The Owl’s Nest Day School
Pampered Chef: Heather Semenza
Pinecroft Hill Farm, Woodstock
Pizza 101
Polar Beverage: Dominick Semenza
Pomfret Fire Department
Pomfret Library
Pomfret Liquors
Pomfret Public Works
The Pomfret School
Pomfret Small Animal Clinic
Purple Whiskers Events: Heather Semenza
Railside Tavern, Dayville
Red Tail Valley Farm: Valerie and Shawn Champany
Samantha Barnes Aesthetics: Samantha Barnes
Sharpe Hill Vineyard: Jill Vollweiler
Some Nerd’s Art, Woodstock: Kendra Malizia-Wong
Thai Basil, Woodstock
Tracey’s Soul Synergy Wellness: Tracey Sollazzo-Scalzi
USPS: Pomfret and Pomfret Center
Vachon GMC: Blair Davis
Vineyard Valley Golf Club: James Wright
Watercure Farm Distillery: Daniel Nagy
Zip’s Diner, Dayville: Kevin Cole
Thank you Grill 37 for being our venue!