Editor, Milford Mirror at Hearst Media Connecticut. Writer, photographer, videographer, Ansonian and ex-Mainer. Opinions here mine. Retweets DNE Endorsements.
The 80-page report is not a set of laws, but rather a vision that, if approved, city leaders will use to shape zoning regulations, policy and funding decisions regarding โMilford's physical form, economic and social health, and quality of life.โ https://t.co/eIMGbB8awM
I have to recognize someone -- Dan Tepfer. I just met him. What a pleasure! Going back as far as high school (a horribly long time ago), his is a name I have always remembered because his is a byline that I was always reading. He is one of those rare stalwarts of CT media. Salud!
Updating my Twitter to reflect new job. What Montgomery used to call his army's administrative tail gets longer and longer with every change of scenery ...
@jonathansfrakes Every time we see Riker, you have something going on in his eyes. He was always a really good character, but you have made him something extraordinary, you and the writers of course. What depth to your performance!
The Gold Star Memorial Bridge is the single largest structure in CT at a little over one mile in length. It is critical to moving people and freight across the Thames River.
This support from @SecretaryPete and @POTUS Biden will ensure it can safely operate long into the future.
@ellisreyes@BillieJeanKing@POTUS Arms dealer? The biggest arms dealer in the world is the Russian military. One more or less guy like this isn't going to make a difference. You're being silly.
@jsrintx@BillieJeanKing@POTUS That's just dopey. Nobody wants to see an American hell Behind Bars in russia. What's wrong with being happy that somebody, anybody, got out?
After Hillary lost, she went for a walk in the woods, wrote books, did podcasts & traveled the world advocating for human rights & democracy at large.
She didnโt once call for the Constitution to be terminated.
But do go on about how women are โtoo emotional to leadโ wonโt you.
Breaking--More than 1,000 newsroom workers at The New York Times warn management that they will hold a 24-hour strike on Thursday, Dec. 8, if the NYT & union don't reach a contract by then. Those Times employees haven't had a raise in more than two years
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