Jeff Randolph

Nov 5, 2023 | ctexaminer.com | David Rubino |Christopher Shays |Tom Corsillo |Jeff Randolph |Gregory Stroud

To the Editor:Friday morning I was at the Democratic Town Committee headquarters, when a prominent Old Lyme Republican pulled into the parking lot with a stack of Democratic lawn signs. She dumped them at the corner of our building and tried to scurry off unnoticed. Given all the recent issues with sign vandalism and theft, I went outside to confront her. I asked her how she came to have our signs. Her response was, for lack of a better word, incredible.

Nov 5, 2023 | ctexaminer.com | Tom Corsillo |Jeff Randolph |Michael Reiter |Javier Bucobo |Gregory Stroud

To the Editor:The rate case decisions issued by the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA)’s over the past year have generated a torrent of public discourse. But they’ve also given way to another trend – an alarming recognition of Connecticut’s burdensome regulatory environment that is causing investors to flee and utility companies to expand elsewhere. While rate cases bring the most public attention to the work utilities undertake, they are not the lone driver of investors’ unease.

Nov 5, 2023 | ctexaminer.com | Jeff Randolph |Michael Reiter |Mary D. Daley |Alexander Karpinski |Gregory Stroud

To the Editor:Mustapha Ratib, a candidate with a background in finance and extensive experience in our town, is a compelling choice for the North Stonington Town Treasurer. His qualifications, including being a federally licensed enrolled agent with the IRS, ten years of service on the Board of Finance, and previous experience as the Town Treasurer, make him well-prepared for the role.

Nov 5, 2023 | ctexaminer.com | Jeff Randolph |Michael Reiter |Mary D. Daley |Peter Friel |Gregory Stroud

To the Editor:When I think of leadership, I often think about those who are brave and are willing to put others above themselves. John Mesham has had a lifetime of putting others first and done so with the utmost respect and professionalism. As a Veteran and retired Master Sergeant in the State Police, John has, at times, put himself in harm’s way to keep us safe. John’s background shows character and a lifelong desire to help and protect others.

Nov 4, 2023 | ctexaminer.com | Jeff Randolph |Timothy C. Griswold |Greg Bosch |Tom Collimore

To the Editor:Fairfield’s Town Plan and Zoning Commission (TPZ) has been under Republican control for decades and requires new, qualified leadership to chart a better course for our Town’s future. Fairfield currently lags similar Connecticut towns, falling behind on building affordable housing and failing to adopt up-to-date planning practices. In 2022, Fairfield’s affordable housing was a mere 3% of all available housing, far below the State’s mandated 10% target.