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'Rats' purposely avoid public participation and are one of the biggest affronts to democracy in Connecticut.

The spillover effects continue to ripple out to a handful of small towns entangled in a Middlebury legislator's fight to stop development of a 720,000-square-foot food distribution complex adjacent to his private residential neighborhood. State Rep. Bill Pizzuto managed to get a 100,000-square-fo

Rep. Bill Pizzuto, R-Middlebury, is a hero. He, along with the state legislature and Gov. Ned Lamont, have done for Middlebury what our elected "leaders" have failed to do: represent the will of the community and stop the inclusion of this monstrosity - the proposed 670,000-square-foot distribution

Three different stories caught my eye in the June 11 Sunday Republican. The first was the front-page story about how legislator Bill Pizzuto was able to secretly include a provision in the budget bill at the end of the legislative session that would stop the construction of a massive warehouse tr

This note is in response to the "Courage or Conflict" lead story in the June 11 Sunday Republican. State Rep. Bill Pizzuto, R-Middlebury, demonstrated tremendous courage on behalf of the residents of Middlebury by working within the state legislature to include language in the recently passed budget

As a resident for 83 years in the town of Middlebury I am appalled at what has taken place over the application for a distribution facility in town. The actions of the Middlebury Small Town Alliance (MSTA) after the Conservation Commission's vote were outrageous - something that has never before hap

Showing a new level of seriousness, national Republicans opened an office in New Britain in an attempt to defeat a Democrat in the 5th Congressional district for the first time in more than 15 years.

National Republicans are blasting U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes for paying her adult children with campaign funds.