Would be his fifth campaign for statewide office since 2012
He says Citizens’ Election Program has been effective, but grants may need to be smaller
An avid outdoorsman, Riccardo loved to hunt, fresh water fish, and mushroom forage in his beloved mountains, the Italian Alps.
Brookfield Republican voted for income tax reduction; believes Connecticut is in a better position to ax car tax
First selectman indicates that after ‘four to six months’ interim changes may become permanent
Brookfield Republicans endorsed 25 Regular members and 10 Alternate members in a caucus on Thursday.
Zelity believes housing market will improve as interest rates are lowered
State representative insists Connecticut must move to electric vehicles over long haul
Municipal officials, town employees, residents say Smenyak was a valuable coordinator
5-gallon quantities of sand/salt are available at the town garage at 81 Grays Bridge Road for town residents Monday through Friday.
The slate proposed by the Brookfield Republican Town Committee comprises a record 16 women and 19 men of all age groups.
Greenwich Republican running for congressional nomination in Fourth District, where Democrat Himes has served since 2009
Martin Foncello, CT State Representative for the 107th House District, has announced his candidacy for re-election.
Republican Town Committee to consider its proposed slate Tuesday night
Running in Fourth District, former financial executive sound alarms about escalating federal debt since Himes took office in 2009
However, state senator says it is ‘very unlikely’ to occur during 2024 General Assembly session
Greenwich physician, attorney garnered 40 percent of vote in 2022 primary; will be running against MacGuffie - former Tea Party leader
UConn student Liam Enea has been a driving force on the Brookfield Youth Commission
Selectmen will seek requests for proposals before making permanent selection
U.S. senator says ‘overhang of inflation’ has caused ‘pessimism’ for some voters
Brookfield municipal officials sworn-in during inauguration at Candlewood Lake Elementary School
Blumenthal to officiate for selectmen Belden, Carr in Sunday ceremony at Candlewood Lake Elementary School
Former governor, U.N. ambassador tries to take control of a growing multi-cultural, non-college Republican coalition and overtake Trump
Chairman Aaron Zimmer directs municipal election sweep
U.S. Senator says Trump tax cut needs to be ‘scrutinized’
First Selectman-elect will start second tenure in December
Here are the vote totals for every candidate that ran in the Brookfield local elections on Tuesday, Nov. 7.
Democrat Steve Dunn declared victory over incumbent Republican Tara Carr in the race for Brookfield first selectman.
Voter turnout could determine race between Republican Carr, Democrat Dunn
Brookfield resident Leanna Hinger tells Patch why she should be elected to the Zoning Board of Appeals.
Former Clinton White House aide believes primary challenge would help Democrats in 2024
Brookfield resident Agnieszka Stepniak tells Patch why she should be elected to the Board of Finance.
Brookfield resident Andrew Koehm tells Patch why he should be elected to the Board of Finance.
Brookfield resident Gary Goetz tells Patch why he should be elected Town Clerk.
Here's everything you need to know concerning the 2023 Brookfield local elections, including the candidates, polling places & voting hours.
Brookfield resident Bob Belden tells Patch why he should be elected selectman.
Brookfield resident Elliott C. Morales tells Patch why he should be elected to the Board of Assessment Appeals.
Carr, Dunn discuss issues regarding November 7 election
The lease could net the town of Brookfield $4 million over a 55-year period, according to documents filed with the town.
A nearly $500,000 grant was secured for the project.