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Perkasie police are searching for Beth Capaldi, a Sellersville woman who was last seen in her home on Oct. 10.

As Republican Bob Stefanowski tells it, the Democratic governor of Connecticut is coldly hoarding billions in surplus funds as residents battered by inflation choose between food, heating oil and prescriptions.

The hyperbole comes in bursts: A suggestion that the state affordable housing law is forcing an 80-story building on Fairfield, or maybe just a 30-story one. Crime is rampant. Cops can’t shoot unless a crook shoots first. Corruption costs more than taxes. And perhaps worst of all, as Republican Bob Stefanowski tells it, the Democratic governor of Connecticut is coldly hoarding billions in surplus funds as residents battered by inflation choose between food, heating oil and prescriptions.

Act with kindness — that’s the motto of Be Kind Entertainment and the impetus behind their important Speaker Series.

Invoking the Bristol police murders, Bob Stefanowski claimed the law endangers officers. Democrats say he is politicizing a tragedy.

Candidates running for some local offices will be on the ballot as well.

Stefanowski seeking to overturn police accountability law

Republican Bob Stefanowski made childhood COVID-19 vaccinations a late campaign issue Thursday with a pledge not to require them to attend school and a challenge for Gov. Ned Lamont to make the same promise. The challenge from the GOP’s gubernatorial nominee comes as a medical advisory committee urged the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to add the vaccine to the recommended immunization schedule for children and adults.

What is affordable housing? What does 8-30g stipulate? What do its supporters and opponents say about it? How has it come into play this election cycle?

With less than 30 days until the 2022 elections, affordable housing has emerged as a key issue in Connecticut’s state and local races. Despite its liberal image — and with Democrats controlling the legislature for the last 25 years and the governor’s residence for 11 — Connecticut is one of the most segregated states in the country. For years, Connecticut’s affordable housing has been concentrated in poor cities and towns, an imbalance that has not budged.