Politics & Government
Milford Inauguration Day Rally Planned
A new group called Milford Speaks Out is leading the public event at City Hall.

MILFORD, CT — Join us at noon on January 20th at the steps of Milford City Hall in solidarity with other Milford residents who are ready to make a personal and public commitment to uphold the values of fairness, honesty, integrity, tolerance and respect, according to a prepared statement by event organizers.
According to the news release, which was distributed by Milford Speaks Out, led by Susan Shaw and Jeanne K. Cervin, it states:
As a community and as a country we face challenges and opportunities: The work of fostering a community and country that embraces diversity and encourages personal fulfillment through equal opportunity continues; the need to do more to end homelessness and hunger; the reality of climate change cannot be ignored and all of us must do our part to protect our environment; our schools and educators need our support—democracy cannot survive without an educated population; and we must never forget that it is up to each of us, in our daily lives, to act with honesty and compassion.
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It is the urgency of these challenges and the hope for a better world for our children that calls us to come together. Let’s make a statement on January 20 that Milford stands for democratic values and affirm that we are willing to work every day to make this a fairer, healthier and more just community and country.
This event is not about an election nor is it an opportunity for mere protest; it’s about how we can do our part—on behalf of our community and our children—to counter ignorance and hate, and most importantly, to push back against cynicism and apathy.
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“The worst thing that can happen in a democracy—as well as in an individual’s life—is to become cynical about the future and lose hope.” Hillary Clinton.
This event will start at noon and conclude at 1:00. You can visit our facebook page: MilfordSpeaksOut.
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