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Poland and Hungary have been among the fiercest opponents of immigration, but their economies are desperate for foreign labor.

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The notion of foreign workers filling gaps in the labor market is hardly unusual, and a chronic shortage is forcing employers across Europe to look further afield. But in these parts of Eastern Europe, thats unmasked an awkward truth: Economic reality has caught up with some of the most vitriolic anti-immigrant rhetoric on the continent.

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A $7.8 billion factory planned by a Chinese company in eastern Hungary has become divisive even within the party of Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who championed it.

The Bank of America building at 94 Elm St. was built in 1929 and is a fine example of Georgian Colonial architecture.  Its design complements the Playhouse Theater located directly across the street. The building is set 20 feet back from the street. Before the building was erected, quick work was made of razing the […]

Affordable housing, rising energy costs, balancing revenues with expenditures and women’s reproductive rights were topics wrangled by state Rep. Tom O’Dea (R-125) and his Democratic challenger Victor Alvarez during a League of Women Voters candidates’ debate on Oct. 20 at Town Hall. The evening featured debates for five races – including three races in the state House […]

NewCanaanite.com recently received the following letters to the editor. *** Editor, New Canaanite: When I sit down at the small memorial plaza in Mead Park, I am surrounded by beautiful flower beds along the memorial walk. While enjoying them, I also think of the more than two hundred (200) hanging flower baskets along Elm Street […]

A past chairman of the Planning, along with Zoning Commission in the town, also writes...

NewCanaanite.com recently received the following letter(s) to the editor. Please send letters to editor@newcanaanite.com for publication here. *** Editor, Public concern about large housing with affordable units is understandable, but more information is required to fully comprehend all of its implications. Both the Town and the State recognize the need for increasing affordable housing without […]