A good memory is vital to Charlestown politics
The following letter appeared in the Westerly Sun and is printed here with the permission of the author ————————————– What could be funnier than James Mageau kvetching about open meetings […]
The following letter appeared in the Westerly Sun and is printed here with the permission of the author ————————————– What could be funnier than James Mageau kvetching about open meetings […]
On November 6, Charlestown residents will go to the polls to vote for Planning Commission candidates. We ask that you consider how you envision the future development of Charlestown to protect our fragile natural resources.
The Charlestown Democratic Town Committee has given the town a window into its style of politics — and it’s disturbing and ominous. On Nov. 6, take a stand against bully politics in Charlestown. Vote against the Charlestown Democratic Town Committee’s chosen slate of Democratic town candidates.
Candidate Ferrio’s blog and his Democrat colleagues are long on words, and short on ideas. If you want more than that for your town government, vote CCA.
October is not only the month before the local election for Town Council and Planning Commission candidates, it is also National Anti-Bullying Month – something candidates endorsed by the Charlestown Democratic Town Committee may want to consider.
Please consider a “Yes” vote for State question number 6 on the November ballot. Question 6 contains funding for farmland preservation. We need to work harder on both the state and local level to support agriculture. Our farms are important to our economy, environment, and community character.