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Old Lyme Selectman John Mesham responds to criticism of Brandy Campbell, arguing she should be judged on her positions and experience rather than national politics.

Old Lyme Selectman Jim Lampos says Devin Berke’s professional background and perspective as a parent would make him an effective member.

This letter poses questions about the connection between President Trump’s education policies and the Region 18 Board of Education special election.

Tim Griswold says voters should consider Devin Berke’s 2025 attendance record on the Board of Assessment Appeals when filling a vacancy on the Region 18 Board of Education.

A former school administrator cites Devin Berke’s accounting and management experience as reasons to vote for him in the Region 18 special election.

This letter says Devin Berke’s business, financial and construction experience would add a new perspective to the Region 18 Board of Education.

An Old Saybrook resident says Barbara Labriola’s commitment to good government, strong schools and local priorities makes her the right choice for state representative.

A resident of Old Saybrook, where Labriola is treasurer, said the candidate can navigate complex issues while keeping local interests at the forefront.

Republican Brandy Campbell says she would bring a parent’s perspective and fact-based approach to the Region 18 Board of Education.

Old Lyme Selectman John Mesham endorses Brandy Campbell for the Region 18 Board of Education.

A letter in support of Barbara Labriola for the 23rd House District cites her commitment to bipartisan collaboration, practical solutions and thoughtful decision-making.

With a special election scheduled for Oct. 6, an Old Lyme Democrat writes in about the party’s chosen candidate.

Ahead of a special BOE election, Devin Berke says he’s focused on school finances, long-term capital planning and technology policies.

Old Saybrook First Selectman Carl P. Fortuna Jr. says Barbara Labriola will bring local voices to Hartford.

An Old Saybrook resident says Labriola’s commitment to transparency, accountability and fiscal responsibility make her the right choice.

An endorsement of Republican Barbara Labriola argues Democratic state control threatens local authority over issues including taxes and zoning.

The letter argues taxpayers would be better off keeping money in their own accounts instead of contributing to an ever-growing town surplus.

This letter asks why concerns surrounding the excavation operation near a river and wetlands haven’t generated the same outcry as other high-profile land use issues.

Nick Menapace believes housing in Connecticut needs to be affordable in order for communities to thrive.