Town Council

Published in the ctpost September 27, 2023 Last week, surveillance footage seemed to confirm what folks in Connecticut have known for years: Elections in our cities are broken, and we need…

Glastonbury Republicans will be hosting an evening of good food, music, and camaraderie Saturday evening, September 23rd at the Elks Lodge in South Glastonbury. For more information and ticket purchase options for this…

Glastonbury Republicans held a caucus on July 19 at Academy School to select their slate of candidates for the 2023 municipal elections.  Pictured are Jennifer Faust (Board of Ed), Kevin…

From  Mike France, candidate for Connecticut’s 2nd Congressional District After months of gaslighting on this topic, Joe Courtney and House Democrats finally come clean about banning gas stoves.  Families and local…

From the Desk of Chairman Ben Proto: Democrats lied to the public and their own members, claiming “Fair Share” would be withdrawn. This past weekend, the Democratic leadership in the…

The Glastonbury Police Department will hold its first awards ceremony since the start of the pandemic, at the Riverfront Community Center. The public is invited the attend the ceremony, which…

It was Spring cleanup day at John Tom Hill Cemetery on Saturday May 13. A team of volunteers from the Glastonbury Republican Town Committee brought all sorts of landscaping equipment…

2023 is an election cycle for municipal positions. November’s ballot will include selection of representatives to Glastonbury’s: Town Council Board of Education Board of Finance Board of Assessment Appeals Zoning…

This week Connecticut Democrats passed out of committee SB999 (An Act Increasing the Uniform Assessment Rate for Property Tax), effectively pushing forward a 5% or ($27 Billion) property tax increase,…

This op-ed was published on March 29th in the CTExaminer.  Note that Mike has filed to run, again, for the Congressional 2nd, in 2024. To the Editor: If the natural,…