Is it good or bad karma to release the city budget on April Fools’ Day? Historically mayors submit budget proposals to the City Council the
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Category: City Politics
Ganim Juggles The Politics Of Election-Year Public Safety
For most part mayors live and die by their budgets. And public safety. And public safety. Did I declare public safety? Yup. Last year, 11
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Process To Fill Santiago State House Seat Begins
A special election to replace Ezequiel Santiago in Connecticut’s 130th State House District will likely take place in May based on state-law timeline to fill
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State Rep. Ezequiel Santiago Dies At 45–Rosario: He Was Everything To Me, A Brother, Mentor, Friend
State Rep. Ezequiel Santiago, sitting, with his dad Americo who also represented the district in the State House. Ezequiel Santiago, the genial Democratic State House
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Primary Wars–Jessica Martinez: Maria Pereira Gets Me Sick
Board of Education member Jessica Martinez has some fightin’ words for fellow member Maria Pereira who’s up for reelection this year: “Her day is coming!”
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Does Stallworth Practice What He Preaches? His District Standing With Voters Speaks Otherwise
State Rep. Charlie Stallworth, a city minister, has served in the State House for eight years with a record to run on, or against, depending
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Stallworth Casts A Campaign Line. Any Bites? Or Sorry, Charlie?
State Rep. Charlie Stallworth’s in the race for mayor. Is he in for the long haul? If so, that’ll require a full-fledged campaign operation backed
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Stallworth Joins Mayoral Field, Campaign Kickoff Sunday
State Rep. Charlie Stallworth on Thursday filed his candidate committee paperwork for mayor with the Town Clerk’s Office joining State Senator Marilyn Moore challenging Democratic
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