Showing posts with label Woodbridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Woodbridge. Show all posts

19 September 2013

CT Rollergirls are Back!

Starting up again after the summer hiatus...
Sweet as a Peach in the Middle of a Highway




Ice Cream
PBR
Cupcakes
Fishnets
Wheel Toss
Great Music
Cool MCs





Fall season begins Saturday, September 21st
CT Sports Center
21 S. Bradley Road
Woodbridge Connecticut

Season starts with a Double Header:
Widowmakers Vs. Bone Crushers

plus
CT Death Quads vs. Ottawa Slaughter Squad

Doors open at 5pm, First Whistle at 6pm
$12 at the door, $10 in advance (online), age 6 and under are free!


Plus: Special prizes and raffles!

06 May 2013

Election in Woodbridge TODAY

It is a little bit baffling to look at the New Haven Register online and see no mention of the election happening today in our area. I am in Chicago today so can't run down to Howe's Drugstore or out to a street newsbox to see if the dead tree version rectifies this with a banner declaring

VOTE TODAY IN WOODBRIDGE! POLLS ARE OPEN! IT IS FREE!!!

PS: Vote for Ellen Scalletar for First Selectman, and the entire Democratic Team on Row B

28 June 2012

Orange Democrats and Independents

I was a guest at the Orange Democratic Town Committee meeting this week and really enjoyed it. Trish Pearson makes sure this an informative, open discussion combining issues and elections.

All three of the people running for State Representative were in attendance: Representative Paul Davis, who has been doing an excellent job for several years, and new candidates James Maroney and Aldon Hynes.  All three are running for office within the Citizens' Election Program ("Clean Elections Program") and are accepting contributions as low as $5 per person and with a cap of $100 per person. 

That keeps the big shots to a minimum and gives a voice to regular working people!

James Maroney has already received enough small contributions to qualify for a grant. Representative Davis has been busy in Hartford so still needs a few more contributions, but Aldon Hynes is just beginning his campaign.

Hynes works full time at The Community Health Center, so his door-knocking time is limited to evenings and weekends.

A recent email from him stated:
"Right now, my top priority is to get 150 donations of between five and a hundred dollars from people in Woodbridge, Orange and Derby.  This includes people 12 years and older from anywhere in the Woodbridge, Orange and Derby, whether or not it is part of the 114th Assembly District.  Two checks of $50 each from a husband and wife, are more valuable than one check of $100 from either the husband or the wife.  This will qualify the campaign to receive over $25,000 from the Citizens Election Program.  June 30th is the end of this quarter, and we hope to make as strong a showing as possible.  So, please, donate today.  You can download a donation form and send it to the campaign, or donate online at our website."
Aldon Hynes's campaign finally offers an alternative to the Republican candidate! Please sign on to donate a small amount and support the Democratic Process. The website is http://hynes2012.org

Photo by Bill Dauphin of Aldon and I in 2008 at an event. I am hiding my double chin, not swearing in Italian.