Connecticut: Important Gun Rally at the Capitol This Saturday
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Please join NRA and other Second Amendment supporters to make your voice heard!
This is an important reminder to attend the Rally at the state Capitol on Saturday, April 5, where we will gather together to mark the one-year anniversary of the enactment of SB 1160. This onerous legislation, which bans commonly owned semi-automatic firearms, requires registration of gun owners, and limits magazine capacity, passed in the state legislature and was signed into law by Governor Dan Malloy (D) last year.
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Monday, March 31, 2014
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Jim O'Rourke claims: 'He (Rowland skated on that one)' Read more Below
Once again the writers and staff at The Middletown Insider are not attempting to infringe Mr. O'Rourke of his civil liberties and freedom of speech about commenting about former Governor John Rowland and his trials and tribulations, but to say, "he skated on that one," is purely hypocritical and insane.
The staff also find it interesting that the people below do not question Mr. O'Rourke's ability to skate away from a situation that left a young woman dead on January 21, 2009. (see below) These people are pointing fingers at Rowland about certain allegations, but what about the questions towards Jimbo? The civil lawsuit that dealt with O'Rourke's role in Carol Sinisgalli's death was settled in 2012 and the financial terms are undisclosed, but there are plenty of questions left in the manner. Don't you think it would be best if Jim just keep enjoying his life at RedSox and UConn games and not post, wouldn't that make the family feel better? A woman that was last scene with Jim O'Rourke was found dead, and what does the man do now? Easy answer: party and judge others on Facebook about their reputed crimes. Remember, John Rowland spent a year behind bars and nobody is underground; can you say the same former Representative Jim O'Rourke? The same could be said if State Rep. Matthew Lesser took shots at drunk drivers on Facebook?
http://courantblogs.com/capitol-watch/civil-lawsuit-against-ex-state-rep-james-orourke-settled-state-employee-died-in-freezing-weather-in-2009/
Applications
are now available for the Justin Hinds Scholarship, sponsored by the Northern
Middlesex County Cable Advisory Council. Graduating seniors entering a communications program after high
school, who live in Middletown,
Middlefield, Portland, East Hampton and Cromwell are eligible for the scholarship.
The Northern Middlesex
County Cable Advisory Council represents the towns of Middletown, Middlefield, Portland, East Hampton and
Cromwell.
In 2013, the Council
initiated a scholarship program for graduating seniors from member towns who plan
to study communications or a communications related field after high
school. The scholarship is in memory of Justin Hinds
(1988 – 2011).
Justin Hinds joined the Public Access family in 2007
with the help of MARC Community Recourses. He
began as an “Intern” learning the behind the scenes ropes of Television
Production. He participated in all the trainings that
were offered including Lighting, Set Design, and the Director’s Workshop, and
to supplement his training, volunteered for all the shows he possible
could. He was a camera man, ran audio, graphics and
at times filled in as Director. He worked on live shows such as:The
Variety Hour, The Edge, The Sebastiano Show, Up and Coming, Ralph and Friends,
and Portland on the Move, just to name a few. He also participated in
skits becoming Big Boss J, and sat in as a co-host when needed.
In early 2008, eager with his love of sports, it was
now time for Justin to start his own show and Sports Talk was born. With a lot of love and hard work a set was
created with sports pictures in the background and completed with a news desk
holding various sports props. Justin asked his long-time friend Justin Danielewicz to sit in as co-host
and on the 3rd Friday of the new month at 8pm the first live
show was on its way. Every month a new live show went off without a
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Justin’s crew came from all the friends he had made
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guests that appeared throughout the year, and his dedication and hard work paid
off as viewership grew and live calls began to roll in.
At the end of 2008 Justin was ready to start the
next chapter in his life, college. With a very successful show now
running, he pasted the torch to his co-host Justin Danielewicz (JD). Justin
left many fond memories at the studio and to this day when we mention his name,
several fun and unique stories begin to be told.
Justin embodied what Public Access is all
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2014 will be the first year
for students to be eligible for this scholarship.
Applications
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and
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View School (for residents of Portland) and East Hampton High School (for
residents of East Hampton).
Scholarship applications
are due March 31 and official notifications are made by the high schools during
Senior Year Award ceremonies.
Musings from a former elected official!
Okay it’s Sunday again and I’ve finally got time to think
about the past week.
First off, I’ve just finished reading Anne Perry’s 5 book
series on WWI. I have to admit that I am
somewhat ashamed that I really haven’t thought about what a horrible war that
was. My grandfather was in Europe during
that war and I regret that I never talked to him about it. The books were very moving, disturbing and
extremely thought provoking. One of the
points that I brought away from the reading was that power is dangerous but you
cannot force people to submit to what is against their nature; you may be able
to “rule” them but there will also be some who rebel.
The Middletown Press
has an article about the start of the job search for a new Fire Chief.
Problem is I think that’s a bit wrong. According to the article, the list of
candidates has been reduced to three or four and an interview committee has
been formed. That surely doesn’t sound
like a start to me; I wonder how they got the list?? I checked the City’s website for open
positions and Fire Chief is not listed??
The new additional position of Deputy City Counsel / Attorney is listed
though.
Although I would have liked the Press to give more
information about the search process for these positions such as where did they
advertise, how many responded, what are the job descriptions and have there
been any changes recently. More
information is always appreciated but the main question that I’ve is regarding
the issue of residency.
From what I am aware of, all non-union directors must reside
in Middletown. The retiring Fire Chief
moved to Middletown just prior to his appointment to the position. Do all of the candidates under consideration
currently live in Middletown or have concrete plans to move here? Same question
for the Deputy Assistant Counsel position.
Although I do have to say that it’s refreshing to think that
in Middletown, we’ve got such a deep pool of qualified candidates.
Monday, March 24, 2014
"Trusted Agents Only" - One Aim of Joint DHS/FEMA Exercise is to Counter Dissent
(March 28 - this is a revised version)
DHS/FEMA National Exercise Program Capstone Exercise 2014
Scenario Ground Truth
Leaked Homeland Security documents obtained by Infowars, via Stewart Rhodes at Oath Keepers, reveal details of a joint DHS/FEMA national exercise set to take place this week, one of the components of which revolves around an effort to counter online dissent by a group called "Free Americans Against Socialist Tyranny," which is disgruntled at the imposition of martial law after an earthquake in Alaska.
The document is intended for “U.S. Department of Homeland Security Trusted Agents Only” and is “disseminated only on a
need-to-know basis.” Even the role players involved in the exercise itself are prohibited from seeing the files.
need-to-know basis.” Even the role players involved in the exercise itself are prohibited from seeing the files.
The exercise is designed to evaluate readiness in preparation for a catastrophic incident, natural disaster or major act of terrorism. Some of the scenarios which will be in play during the exercise include a series of earthquakes, tsunamis and a nuclear weapons accident.
On page 125 of the document, a scenario is outlined whereby a group calling itself “Free Americans against Socialist Tyranny” responds to “The U.S. Northern Command mission of Defense Support to Civil Authorities” (or the imposition of martial law) by launching a protest campaign on social media and potentially engaging in cyber attacks.
According to the scenario, the campaign is driven by suspicion that “the government is responsible for the Alaska earthquake and a “hacktivist” manifesto.”
The complete document can be found on Scribd.
Excerpts: (emphasis added)
6.1 Cyber Operations
The Cyber operations Joint Master Scenario Events List and other exercise injects will be developed, maintained, and delivered using the Secret Internet Protocol Router Network with “placeholder events” in unclassified JOINT MASTER SCENARIO EVENTS LIST for visibility. If you have questions on cyber operations contact the appropriate North American Aerospace Defense Command –Northern Command White Cell Controller; the number can be found in the Control Cell Phonebook.
Background information to support cyber play:
The U.S. Northern Command mission of Defense Support to Civil Authorities has led to increased activity by some anti-government organizations. Currently, the most vocal organization is Free Americans against Socialist Tyranny; using social media, they advertise anti-U.S. rhetoric focusing on the Department of Defense as well as to recruit like-minded individuals to join their “cause”.
While some Free Americans against Socialist Tyranny members are capable of conducting adverse cyber operations, the greatest threat is current government employees sympathetic to their cause. It is believed that there are employees within US Northern Command, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, National Guard, and Defense Information Systems Agency that may support Free Americans against Socialist Tyranny doctrine based on individual comments on social media sites. Free Americans against Socialist Tyranny sympathizers may include both former and current members of the military with training on satellite communications, computer network defense, network operations, as well as military command and control. Recent reductions in force and early separation requirements have raised concern for disgruntled military and Department of Defense civilians. Based on the possible insider threat, the below capabilities could be compromised or targeted during military operations:
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Critical commercial and Department of Defense Information Networks communications
infrastructure, especially concentration points or nodes, to amplify confusion and “decapitate
the enemy control”.
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The North American Aerospace Defense Command –Northern Command networks and
information technology infrastructure that support command operations
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Critical infrastructure and single points of failure within the affected region
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U.S. Northern Command plans and responses to events such as those for Defense Support to
Civil Authorities response
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Means of communications to other agencies. Mark these communications means for later
attack, exploitation, and deception or denial of use.
Additionally, this targeting affects personnel using the Network Effects Emulation System. Cyber security assessments do, however, indicate the possibility that North American Aerospace Defense Command –Northern Command personnel sympathetic to Free Americans against Socialist Tyranny have targeted "pre-selected systems" on the North American Aerospace Defense Command –Northern Command Non-classified Internet Protocol Router and SIPR Secret Internet Protocol Router Network enclaves.
Some cyber activities will be visible to all participants via the “WNN” or Social Media SIMDECK sites. These activities will include accusations that the government is responsible for the Alaska earthquake and a “hacktivist” manifesto. (page 125)
Cyber attacks are expected throughout the exercise by members of anti-‐ government organizations, such as Free Americans Against Socialist Tyranny and individuals sympathetic to their cause. (page 5)
Sunday, March 23, 2014
CT GOP Announces 2014 State Convention
For Immediate Release
January 21, 2014
Contact: Zak Sanders, Communications Director
zsanders@ctgop.org - 860.405.5587
CT GOP Announces 2014 State Convention
HARTFORD--The Connecticut Republican Party announced today that the 2014 Connecticut Republican State Convention would be held on Friday, May 16th and Saturday, May 17th at the Mohegan Sun Convention Center in Uncasville, CT.
The 2014 State Convention will feature nominations of candidates for Governor, Lt. Governor, Comptroller, State Treasurer, Attorney General, Secretary of the State, and U.S. Congress as well as a host of special events featuring high profile guests to be announced.
“Our 2014 State Convention will be the kickoff for a Connecticut Comeback,” said Chairman Jerry Labriola, Jr. “Over the past three years, Dan Malloy and the Democrats in the legislature have passed record tax hikes, borrowed more than ever, and let government spending spiral out of control. What we need in Connecticut is fiscal responsibility and commonsense reforms that will create jobs and foster real economic recovery. That’s what our Connecticut Republican candidates stand for, and that’s what this convention is all about — the Connecticut Comeback.”
The Connecticut Republican Party is excited to partner with Mohegan Sun, one of the world’s most amazing destinations, for this momentous event. The Mohegan Sun Convention Center features over 100,000 square feet of meeting space, including the 38,000 square foot Uncas Ballroom which will host Saturday’s statewide nominations. Mohegan Sun is an integral part of Connecticut’s tourism industry and one of our state’s largest private employers, with over 10,000 local employees.
Official Convention Website: www.CTGOPConvention.org
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Can anybody translate this?? We have no idea what it means!
how about Matt Lessor causing an auto accident with the FIRED EX Westlake Fire Chief ???????? Rumor has it the FIRED Fire Cheif's brother (Jerry's Pizza) came up screaming the State Rep was drunk and wanted him arrested (on Moday night). Then the owner of Jerry's Pizza went to the Middleton Police IA Division for a sitting with the Captain to make a complaint about the investigation that he interfered with and was told to leave before he was arrest for Criminal Obstruction. Neither driver failed a sobriety field test. As I wonder on, what does it say about the Mayor and Democrats when the guy that owns Jerry's Pizza is calling for blood from the very same people who have held all their fundraisers at his gin mill. Even some notable members of the public's Birthday party's. Maria Holdszber had Chief Aylward and acting Fire Chief Terri Orouke bring her down, Dominique Thorton had Jim Milardo to thanx for losing the election. Sebby Guiliano had Deb & "Johnny boy" Milardo and Chief on Questions for the Executive Branch as well as Rants!
Rumblings: Middletown March Madness Predictions!
Hey March Madness is on us and there have already been upsets in the Men’s brackets. I predict that we’ll also see upsets at City Hall.
Bill Warner is retiring and going to work for Farmington. That’s a plum position open and raises a lot of questions on how it’s going to be filled. Extensive nationwide advertising; promote from within; got to live in town and attend St. Seb. What about Rick Kearney’s position as the economic development person? Wait it’s been said that our Treasurer has left his position at the Chamber. As an elected official, Treasurer, would he have to give up that position if he were to take Rick’s old job?
We still have an acting director of Recreation, is Joe getting ready to slide over there? Maybe Q would be better off as the Mayor’s right hand man? Maybe then he could still be Treasurer?
We’re getting another Deputy Counsel; good thing cause there’s been another suit filed against the City and P&Z. Does anyone know about any advertising or posting for that position? Oh yeah there is also the position of Claims Adjuster open in that office, does anyone know the status of that?
How are things out at City Yard?
How about Fire Chief? Posting, advertising, got to live in town??? Anybody?
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Questions for the Executive Branch as well as Rants!
Middletown Questions
That Need to be answered an other Rants
By: The Real Middletown Insider
Why hasn't anyone from the Mayor’s office ever explain the
budget and finances from last year’s big snowstorm? Snow overtime has been very
high in 2013-2014 but many roads are not hit while others are hit multiple
times. Logically, this may happen with
the busier roads but to ignore whole neighborhoods is unacceptable.
I am starting to feel that keeping the
taxpayers informed is secondary to the current executive branch. It has only
been a year and month (give a take a few days), as to when Mayor Drew left the
happiness of Middletown to land in China with the hopes of bringing big jobs
back to Middletown, CT. What was he
really doing there? How much did this
trip cost and why was he very defensive at the council meeting when he
returned? The citizens of Middletown deserve
to have a report on the mayor’s trip. If
he were a Republican mayor, Viktoria Sunderkist would file a story entitled: “GOP
Mayor drinks a Diet Soda in China.” This would set off the anti-Gopers everywhere.
To digress about other issues that Drew isn’t held
accountable: Why is the city buying two old
state houses on Wadsworth Street for a dollar from the state but footing the
$80,00 plus bill to tear them down? What
the hell is going with that? Readers
need to start asking questions and get informed. Why should the city of Middletown pay for
this? Why is the state allowed avoid is paying any monies to the town while the
taxpayers take on the chin? If one
thinks that is crazy, check your paychecks people and look at your tax
bills. While some people struggle and
pray the Mill Rate doesn’t go up and up, some city workers are getting huge
four-step increase in their pay. This
very ironic for a city that declares: “We are in the middle of a hiring and
salary freeze.” I wonder if this will cause even more friction
among the city workers? According to
city hall sources: “People are fed up and do not understand why (deleted)
received a four step increase while others received nothing.”
Saturday, March 15, 2014
"Thou shalt not speak ill of fellow Republicans"
Someone recently reminded me of Reagan's 11th commandment; "Thou shalt not speak ill of fellow Republicans". There are certain matters that have come to my attention indicating this commandment is being broken, left and right. To those transgressors, I say, "STOP IT! Stop it NOW! We can certainly have disagreements but it is not at all acceptable to turn those disagreements into trashing a fellow Republican! This serves only to divide and weaken us at a time when we simply cannot afford to be weak and divided. If ever we hope to gain a Republican majority, or at least a minority viable enough withstand a socialist onslaught, this must stop at once! ALL personal animosity must be put aside; this requires us sometimes to suck it up and hold our tongues. Please, for the sake of our children's future, let's do that!
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Reader Submitted: Put All the Old People in Jail!
Put All the Old People in Jail!
WHAT A GREAT IDEA!!!!....
Put all the old people in jail!
Here's the way it should be:
Let's put the seniors in jail and the criminals in nursing homes.
This would correct two things in one motion:
Seniors would have access to showers, hobbies and walks.
They would receive unlimited free prescriptions,
dental and medical treatment, wheelchairs, etc.
They would receive money instead of having to pay it out.
They would have constant video monitoring,
so they would be helped instantly...
if they fell or needed assistance.
Bedding would be washed twice a week
and all clothing would be ironed and returned to them.
A guard would check on them every 20 minutes.
All meals and snacks would be brought to them.
They would have family visits in a suite built for that purpose.
They would have access to a library, weight/fitness room,
spiritual counseling, a pool and education...
and free admission to in-house concerts by
nationally recognized entertainment artists.
Simple clothing - i.e.,
Shoes, slippers, pj's - and legal aid would be free
upon request.
There would be private, secure rooms provided for all
with an outdoor exercise yard complete with gardens.
Each senior would have a P.C., T.V., phone
and radio in their room at no cost.
They would receive daily phone calls.
There would be a board of directors to
hear any complaints
and the ACLU would fight
for their rights and protection.
The guards would have a code of conduct to be
strictly adhered to, with attorneys available, at no charge
to protect the seniors and their families
from abuse or neglect.
*
As for the criminals:
They would receive cold food.
They would be left alone and unsupervised.
They would receive showers once a week.
They would live in tiny rooms,
for which they would have to pay $5,000 per month.
They would have no hope
of ever getting out.
"Sounds like justice to me!"
(If you agree, pass this on!)
WHAT A GREAT IDEA!!!!....
Put all the old people in jail!
Here's the way it should be:
Let's put the seniors in jail and the criminals in nursing homes.
This would correct two things in one motion:
Seniors would have access to showers, hobbies and walks.
They would receive unlimited free prescriptions,
dental and medical treatment, wheelchairs, etc.
They would receive money instead of having to pay it out.
They would have constant video monitoring,
so they would be helped instantly...
if they fell or needed assistance.
Bedding would be washed twice a week
and all clothing would be ironed and returned to them.
A guard would check on them every 20 minutes.
All meals and snacks would be brought to them.
They would have family visits in a suite built for that purpose.
They would have access to a library, weight/fitness room,
spiritual counseling, a pool and education...
and free admission to in-house concerts by
nationally recognized entertainment artists.
Simple clothing - i.e.,
Shoes, slippers, pj's - and legal aid would be free
upon request.
There would be private, secure rooms provided for all
with an outdoor exercise yard complete with gardens.
Each senior would have a P.C., T.V., phone
and radio in their room at no cost.
They would receive daily phone calls.
There would be a board of directors to
hear any complaints
and the ACLU would fight
for their rights and protection.
The guards would have a code of conduct to be
strictly adhered to, with attorneys available, at no charge
to protect the seniors and their families
from abuse or neglect.
*
As for the criminals:
They would receive cold food.
They would be left alone and unsupervised.
They would receive showers once a week.
They would live in tiny rooms,
for which they would have to pay $5,000 per month.
They would have no hope
of ever getting out.
"Sounds like justice to me!"
(If you agree, pass this on!)
Wednesday, March 05, 2014
"Ma'am, it sounds like you're anti-American, it sounds like you're anti-law." : Lt. Paul Vance
Every citizen has a right to bear arms in defense of himself and the state.
Connecticut Constitution; Article 1, Section 15
Gutsy caller Ashley does badger the Lieutenant but these things really need to be said.
Tuesday, March 04, 2014
Len Suzio: Early Release Program and Frankie "The Razor" Resto
Now that the trial of Frankie "The Razor" Resto is over and he has
been sentenced to 53 years in prison for the murder of Ibrahim Ghazal
it's time for the people of Meriden to understand the unambiguous truth
and the critical role Connecticut's infamous "Early Release" program
played in springing Resto from jail to prey upon Mr. Ghazal.
Mark Twain once quipped, "There are 3 types of lies, lies, damned lies and statistics". Undersecretary for Criminal Justice Mike Lawlor has seriously misled the public with equivocal statistics regarding Mr. Resto's premature release from prison. Mr. Lawlor is fond of repeating that Frankie Resto was released from prison after serving 91% of his prison time. According to Mr. Lawlor, this is longer than the 85% that was the norm for the previous law. By juxtaposing these numbers Mr. Lawlor implies that the Early Release law is tougher than the old law.
What Mr. Lawlor does not disclose is that Mr. Resto's release from prison was delayed because a qualified "sponsor" couldn't be found. Resto's longer prison time had nothing to do with the Early Release law. The omission of this fact would lead someone to believe that Early Release was the reason for Mr. Resto's delayed release from prison.
There are other critical omissions in Mr. Lawlor's misrepresentations regarding Resto's "Early Release":
Last year, the Legislature passed a bill that was misrepresented to the public as toughening the law for violent criminals. The change mandated that violent criminals must serve at least 85% of their sentence before being eligible for discharge with Early Release credits. That change itself underscores Mr. Lawlor's deception of the public. If the law had been responsible for delaying Resto's release to 91% of his sentence, why was there a need to codify the 85% minimum?
The "acid test" for any meaningful reform of the Early Release law is, "Would this change have prevented the premature release of Frankie Resto from prison?" Mr. Lawlor's statements that Resto had been released from prison after serving 91% of his sentence demonstrates the "reform" makes no difference in Resto's case.
Let's stop coddling violent criminals and start thinking about their victims. The 53 year prison sentence handed to Resto is nothing compared to the lifetime sentence suffered by the Ghazal family. Connecticut's law for violent criminals should be, "Do the crime. Serve the time".
Len Suzio, member Victim's Advocate Advisory Board
Mark Twain once quipped, "There are 3 types of lies, lies, damned lies and statistics". Undersecretary for Criminal Justice Mike Lawlor has seriously misled the public with equivocal statistics regarding Mr. Resto's premature release from prison. Mr. Lawlor is fond of repeating that Frankie Resto was released from prison after serving 91% of his prison time. According to Mr. Lawlor, this is longer than the 85% that was the norm for the previous law. By juxtaposing these numbers Mr. Lawlor implies that the Early Release law is tougher than the old law.
What Mr. Lawlor does not disclose is that Mr. Resto's release from prison was delayed because a qualified "sponsor" couldn't be found. Resto's longer prison time had nothing to do with the Early Release law. The omission of this fact would lead someone to believe that Early Release was the reason for Mr. Resto's delayed release from prison.
There are other critical omissions in Mr. Lawlor's misrepresentations regarding Resto's "Early Release":
- Mr. Lawlor has not divulged to the public that the application of the "risk reduction earned credits" had actually shortened prisoner Resto's sentence to the point where the Department of Corrections was compelled to release him on April 14, 2012 for "time served".
- Undersecretary Lawlor has not disclosed that, because Early Release compelled the premature liberation of Frankie Resto for "time served", Resto was discharged without a sponsor who would monitor him and be responsible for him
- Undersecretary Lawlor has not disclosed that Resto was released on "probation" and not on "parole" because of Early Release credits. This is critical in the murder of Ibrahim Ghazal because release on probation requires a court proceeding for any violation. On the other hand, criminals released on parole can be quickly swept off the street without a court proceeding. The Department of Corrections knew Resto had violated his probation but they had to use the time-consuming process of formal court procedures to issue his arrest warrant. Ironically, the warrant was delayed until the day after the murder.
Last year, the Legislature passed a bill that was misrepresented to the public as toughening the law for violent criminals. The change mandated that violent criminals must serve at least 85% of their sentence before being eligible for discharge with Early Release credits. That change itself underscores Mr. Lawlor's deception of the public. If the law had been responsible for delaying Resto's release to 91% of his sentence, why was there a need to codify the 85% minimum?
The "acid test" for any meaningful reform of the Early Release law is, "Would this change have prevented the premature release of Frankie Resto from prison?" Mr. Lawlor's statements that Resto had been released from prison after serving 91% of his sentence demonstrates the "reform" makes no difference in Resto's case.
Let's stop coddling violent criminals and start thinking about their victims. The 53 year prison sentence handed to Resto is nothing compared to the lifetime sentence suffered by the Ghazal family. Connecticut's law for violent criminals should be, "Do the crime. Serve the time".
Len Suzio, member Victim's Advocate Advisory Board
Monday, March 03, 2014
Catales Hosts annual Cats in the Castle Fundraiser
From Catales:
CATALES would like to share a video with you, which was just released this week!!
"Cats in the Castle 2014" is our next Event on 4/5/14 at St. Clements Castle, Portland, CT. You may purchase advance tickets NOW!! Please go to:www.catales.org/catsinthecastle2014. For other payment methods, please call 860.344.9043.
Enjoy the video, and we hope to see you at the Castle!!
"Giving Back" video: http://youtu.be/b2Aklzaaj7A
Sunday, March 02, 2014
Saturday, March 01, 2014
Sunday & Monday Snow UPDATE!
A moderate snowstorm is forecast to impact our area Sunday night and during the day on Monday. A storm system currently moving thru California is forecast to move East across the country this weekend and impact a large area of the mid-west and New England Sunday and Monday. Based on the latest information light snow is expected to start early Sunday afternoon and continue thru the afternoon and into Sunday night with only an inch or two of accumulation. The snow intensity is expected to increase around daybreak on Monday with 1 – 3 inches of snow on the ground by 7:00 AM. The impact on the morning rush hour is expected to be minor to moderate at this time with light snow cover on most roads and moderate snow falling. The snow is forecast to continue moderate to heavy at times thru midday on Monday and taper off Monday afternoon. Total snowfall by the start of the afternoon rush hour at 3:00 PM is expected to range from 4 – 8 inches across the state. The impact on the afternoon rush hour is currently expected to be moderate with snow cover on most roads and light snow falling. The snow is forecast to taper off to flurries and end by Monday evening. The preliminary snowfall forecast for this storm is for 5 – 10 inches of powdery snow statewide with the higher amounts currently expected in Southern CT. Temperatures during the storm are forecast to range from the upper teens to the mid 20’s. This storm will likely have a fairly sharp northern edge between light snow just to our north and heavier snow to our south, therefore any slight changes in the track would have a significant impact on total snowfall.
The Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security will continue to monitor the latest forecasts and will send out another update on this storm at 1:00 PM Saturday Afternoon
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