Democratic Town Committee Opens New Headquarters
The Democratic headquarters at 1275 Post Road opened with First Selectman Kenneth Flatto and Selectman Denise Dougiello in attendance as candidates for re election.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Minuteman
Location
Fairfield, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2003
Page
2
The Democratic headquarters at 1275 Post Road opened with First Selectman Kenneth Flatto and Selectman Denise Dougiello in attendance as candidates for re election.
Democratic candidate Robert Mayer unveiled his campaign committee for the Fairfield Board of Finance. Campaign manager Michael Tetreau is a local real estate agent, with Sherri Steeneck as treasurer and Tom Dubrosky as assistant treasurer. Mayer praised the caliber of his staff and their commitment to fiscal expertise.
The Minuteman will start Election '03 coverage in the Oct 9 issue and run through October with features on absentee voting, candidate profiles for Fairfield and Easton boards, and debates. Oct 9 covers constables and town meeting. Oct 16 profiles finance and zoning. Oct 23 profiles school boards. Oct 30 profiles first selectmen. voting hours and polling places included.
Gov John G Rowland will attend a reception for Penny Hug candidate for first selectman on Oct 6 at Ridge clubhouse. Lt Gov M Jodi Rell will campaign in Fairfield with Hug. A debate luncheon co sponsored by Fairfield Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club is set for Oct 27 at Gaelic American Club with $20 per person and Oct 24 RSVP deadline. Easton Citizens for Easton host Candidates Night Oct 22 at Helen Keller Middle School Media Center with first selectman, board of selectmen, and board of finance candidates, followed by Q A.
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