Billy Mo Buckbee News Today

I was reading an article in Newsweek recently that talked about how the State of Maine wants to charge its residents a tax on their Netflix accounts and other similar streaming services. Right after I finished the first paragraph, I abandoned Maine and their problems and started investigating Connecticut. Do we have a tax like this? Is one on its way?

Buckbee was a guest on the Ethan, Lou & Large Dave Morning Show on I-95 (10/6/22). The fellas set aside state matters for the morning, to focus more on the frightening event coming to Harrybrooke Park this Halloween.

I was joined in-studio by New Milford resident Matt Carey, and as we were reading some listener-mail, a few popular local politicians came up in the discussion. We talked about New Milford State Representative Bill Buckbee's ability to influence the media, in a positive fashion. Then, the conversation shifted to the ever-popular Mayor of New Milford, Pete Bass.

The appearance will take place Harrybrooke Park and the folks there, are pulling out all the stops to promote it. They created a teaser-trailer to hype up the event. The film was produced by Myke Furhman, and it features Annabelle's caretaker Tony Spera, and State Representative from New Milford Bill Buckbee.

I saw a spirited debate this morning in the comments to a post in the New Milford, CT Group on Facebook, regarding the Boardman Bridge

The bridge is out at Harrybrooke Park and New Milford State Rep Billy Mo Buckbee is on the case. Joining Buckbee, in an unwelcome fashion is the I-95 Morning Show with Ethan & Lou.

I noticed on HarryBrooke Park's social media page that they're doing something special for the children in our community for Christmas.

Letter: Resident makes case for Buckbees character and devotion Sign In Oct. 22, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail To the Editor: It was 1993 when I experienced New Milford for the first time. Some friends and I came to see a band at the old Rileys Red Barn, known now as The Cookhouse. Seeing that I’m a native New Yorker, I had no idea where we were going, nor heard of the town called New Milford. If memory serves, I said that I would never live this far from civilization. LOL. Well, fast forward six...