May 7: Region #19 Budget Referendum
On Tuesday, May 7, 2013, there is a budget referendum on the Regional School District #19 budget. Voting is from 6:00am to 8:00pm. Visit the Region 19 website for additional budget information.
http://www.eosmith.org/index.php/budget-information
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Please join us!
The Town of Mansfield is going through a number of changes, and whether you are registered as an Independent, Democrat or Republican, we would like to invite you to spend some time with us to talk about these changes.
Our group is comprised of people that have a deep caring for the citizens of our town and we welcome input from all. We want to ensure we are a source of reliable, accurate information, we are a group that is approachable and courteous to all and we want to bring the collective voice of the community to the attention of our elected town officials.
We are currently looking for new members to join the Mansfield Republican Town Committee.
Next meeting May 16, 2013
All meetings are held the third Thursday of each month at
the Buchanan center (Mansfield library) and begin at 7:30 p.m.
View agenda on the documents page
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From A Wish List of a few to services for many, Mansfield Republicans have always stood for providing necessary and essential programs and have taken second looks at programs and proposals that are above and beyond the basic services.
The Mansfield Republicans have worked to make certain that the party in power is accountable to its citizens. Elected Republican officials have asked those important questions that need to be answered before decisions can be made.
Over the last few months, a number of varied proposals have surfaced in Mansfield from a controversial Ethics Code to proposals involving demolition and reconstruction of our schools, to cost over-runs in the Storrs Downtown project to a possible change in police services, etc. The elected officials asking the pertinent questions have been the minority republican elected officials!
The Republican Party in Mansfield is looking for citizens who are willing to work to examine these many issues and make certain that our citizens – from all parties – understand all sides of every issue and that one’s questions receive a valid answer. In a year many of the current local elected officials will be on the ballot for re-election. We would like to work now with people who may be interested in running for these positions. If you are concerned about the actions of our current elected officials and would like to affect change, we would like to talk to you. Please contact Mansfield Republican Town Committee chair Tony Lent at
860 429-9692 or go to our Website: http://www.mansfieldrtc.com/
Tony Lent, MRTC chair
860 429-9692
Over the last few months, a number of varied proposals have surfaced in Mansfield from a controversial Ethics Code to proposals involving demolition and reconstruction of our schools, to cost over-runs in the Storrs Downtown project to a possible change in police services, etc. The elected officials asking the pertinent questions have been the minority republican elected officials!
The Republican Party in Mansfield is looking for citizens who are willing to work to examine these many issues and make certain that our citizens – from all parties – understand all sides of every issue and that one’s questions receive a valid answer. In a year many of the current local elected officials will be on the ballot for re-election. We would like to work now with people who may be interested in running for these positions. If you are concerned about the actions of our current elected officials and would like to affect change, we would like to talk to you. Please contact Mansfield Republican Town Committee chair Tony Lent at
860 429-9692 or go to our Website: http://www.mansfieldrtc.com/
Tony Lent, MRTC chair
860 429-9692
At the local level, the Mansfield Republican town council candidates believe that there are no Republican or Democrat issues, only what is best for the Town of Mansfield. We believe that a healthy democracy involves open debate with an examination of all aspects of an issue. We encourage and respect public opinion.
Upcoming issues where your input is need and valued are:
School buildings project police services
4 corners sewer and water assisted living
Working together we can assure that Mansfield has a bright future!
Thank you,
David Freudmann, Denise Keane, Chris Paulhus
Mansfield Town Councilors
Paid for by the Mansfield Republican Town Committee, Doryann Plante, Treasurer
