Cheshire will soon be getting a new church at 174 East Johnson (WRA, by Lauresha Xhihani).
This WRA editorial tattoos John Edwards. Personally, I'd prefer to see the Democratic party nominate Gov. Bill Richardson... or even (although I know very little about him) Mike Gravel. If you're interested in Richardson, he'll be on Meet the Press tomorrow morning.
The CT sales tax exemption on clothing under $50 may disappear. I'm not sure how strongly this would adversely impact those least able to afford the sales tax. But to some degree this would hit poor people, unfortunately.
Barite mines are back in the news. Although I didn't get to testify back in January, I did go to the legislature that day to testify because they are an important issue.
Calcagni's linear trail crosswalk signs went up this week (at least on Mt. Sanford).
If you get HBO, Ron Paul, M.D. was on Bill Maher's show last night. So I'm sure it's now available on On Demand.
What else is happening?
Tim White
Town Council, 4th District
What's going on at the Cheshire Herald?
ReplyDeleteI heard another person has left the news department.
I thinks that's 3 in a month!
Get with it old timer
ReplyDeleteThe cows will be fine
The chickens will be fine
The pigs will be fine
Even they want WS and all it means
GERTTTTT-coming soon to a town near you
WS and the boys give you sommmtin niceeee
Big and better stores
REst.
Gonna happens train rolls down the traqcks
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ReplyDeleteThis person who posts these silly rimes reminds me of a teacher I had in Wallingford…
ReplyDeleteDid Tristar, Calcagni and Bowman ever sign the agreement that was suppose to protect the town from any expenses in repairing their tunnel on the proprty they are selling to W/S? All the money is suppose to come from state and federal taxpayers?
ReplyDeleteGet with it old timer
ReplyDeleteThe cows will be fine
The chickens will be fine
The pigs will be fine
Even they want WS and all it means
GERTTTTT-coming soon to a town near you
WS and the boys give you sommmtin niceeee
Big and better stores
REst.
Gonna happens train rolls down the traqcks
This poet is hurting his cause more than he is helping. it. So keep it up.
ReplyDeleteIt just proves the point that people who are supporting this are clueless.
ReplyDeleteVictory is ours
ReplyDeleteWS and the boys are winning
The olde timers will have to get a bigger shovel to clean the chicken coop
Get out the way
Tooot
Toooot
Hooot
Hooot
Boot Boot
Flute
Flute
Mooty
Shooty
Who do you think this fool is?
ReplyDeleteHe's about 14 years old - probably a freshman at CHS - a little odd....
ReplyDeleteNo, he is probably a junior at Sheehan High School...
ReplyDeleteAre we really building a church in the North End? Is that a good use of the property? NO TAX REVENUE?
ReplyDeleteSomehow I doubt this person writing the horrible rhymes is a high school student. No student would stick with something this long. Sure the spelling might seem like a juvenile's but I think the person just wants you to think they're young and stupid. It's likely a cover up just to throw you off.
ReplyDeleteIt could be The Cheshire Herald.
ReplyDeleteAnon 9:04
ReplyDeleteIf the zone text allows it (ie; a church--such as mixed use), you have to let them build it...so be careful about changing zone text. Also, I believe churches fall into the PILOT program and the state reimburses the town for the lost tax revenue--not only for prisons but for higher education, churches, and hospitals (which is why Elim Park is tax exempt and can afford to give monetary donations to the police, etc). If they didn't, no town would ever allow a church to be built. Unfortunately, the state reimbursement rate keeps falling.
Pilot programs do not include churches.
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