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A vote for Cunningham - Vimarsana News

A vote for Cunningham

As a Democratic member of the East Lyme Board of Education. I wholeheartedly support Dan Cunningham for First Selectman of East Lyme. Dan has shown unwavering commitment to our community and our thriv...

Source: theday.com
Patch Candidate Profile: Kevin Beal, Simsbury First Selectman - Vimarsana News

Patch Candidate Profile: Kevin Beal, Simsbury First Selectman

Patch Candidate Profile: Kevin Beal, Simsbury First Selectman - Simsbury, CT - Simsbury resident Kevin Beal tells Patch why he should be elected Simsbury first selectman.

Source: patch.com
Patch Candidate Profile: Slava Servello, Weston First Selectman - Vimarsana News

Patch Candidate Profile: Slava Servello, Weston First Selectman

Patch Candidate Profile: Slava Servello, Weston First Selectman - Weston-Redding-Easton, CT - Weston resident Stephan Grozinger tells Patch why he should be elected First Selectman.

Source: patch.com
Darien Considers Whether Or Not To Observe Juneteenth As Town Holiday - Vimarsana News

Darien Considers Whether Or Not To Observe Juneteenth As Town Holiday

Darien Considers Whether Or Not To Observe Juneteenth As Town Holiday - Darien, CT - The Darien Board of Selectmen this week considered a proposal to observe Juneteenth as a town holiday complete with a closure of town hall.

Source: patch.com
After Weeks Of Debate, Greenwich Approves Town Flag Policy - Vimarsana News

After Weeks Of Debate, Greenwich Approves Town Flag Policy

After Weeks Of Debate, Greenwich Approves Town Flag Policy - Greenwich, CT - The Greenwich Board of Selectmen on Thursday voted 2-1 on a town flag policy, but not without some contentious debate.

Source: patch.com