After a million dollars of pro-toll lobbying and 9 months of throwing plans at the wall to see if they stick, 58% of CT residents still oppose tolls. Why would ANY senate or house rep ever vote in favor of tolls now? https://t.co/UlU28llFwj
Latest employment report a sobering reminder the #CTeconomy continues to struggle just to recover from the 2008-2010 recession—let alone keep pace with the rest of the region and country. https://t.co/klcZagliRF
The next meeting of the #LedyardRTC will be held at the Town Hall Annex on Feb 11th. Join us for coffee, discussions and reports from elected officials. At this mtg, Public Works Director Steve Masalin will discuss #Ledyard Roads & Winter Operations. #LedyardRepublicans
Researchers found that “regionalization may lead to diseconomies of scale resulting from: higher transportation expenses because of longer bus routes, overall increases (leveling up) in staff salaries because of seniority and/or contract renegotiation...” https://t.co/7LksQNYtqg
State Senator Cathy Olsten #Ledyard proposes bill which allows lane splitting, illegal in 49 states and only legal in California. #LedyardRTC#LedyardRepublicans https://t.co/bvTdRRZhFb
Update: Senate Dems say school regionalization bill had a mistake -- would only apply to towns with TOTAL POPULATION of less than 40,000, not school population. Only 24 municipalities have more than 40,000 residents.
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The next meeting of the #LedyardRTC will be held at the Town Hall Annex on Feb 11th. Join us for coffee, discussions and reports from elected officials. At this mtg, Public Works Director Steve Masalin will discuss #Ledyard Roads & Winter Operations. #LedyardRepublicans
Sen. Looney proposes a bill to regionalize school districts with less than 40,000 students, rattling towns and even some fellow Democrats. #ctpolitics#ctleg
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