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Monday, November 04, 2013

Guest blog: Blast from the Past by John Milardo

Below is a essay by John Milardo. All opinions expressed are that of the author and not necessarily that of the Insider staff. The essay in its original format can be downloaded here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cDgzhNMJkUzVzsJcikY7jb0W4xhdbqw7Q_MqBWFufMu-Icdwz9BqgibifdoP/edit?usp=sharing 
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“And Justice For All” is a newsletter involving my opinions, views, and commentary as a life long Middletown resident. In my capacity as a former employee of Middletown (retired) for over 41 years, I have a different perspective regarding how and why public figures do what they do."

Republican Council candidate Nick Fazzino put on a great dance last night, Saturday,

November 2nd, at the Son’s of Italy hall on Court Street. Nick, once one of Connecticut’s best DJ’s back in the day, still hasn’t lost his touch. Even though he is running as a

Common Council candidate, the event was touted as being “for everyone just to have a good time dancing, eating, and catching up with old friends you may not have seen for a while.”

Well, that really happened. There was a full house at the event; over 300 in attendance. The age group ran the gamut from 20’s, to let’s just say mature. There were Republicans, Democrats, Unaffiliated, and non-voters sharing tables, conversation, and the dance floor.
Everyone was up and dancing, mingling with people they haven’t seen for a while, and catching up on life. They truly were having a fun time. It was a great success for the community.

I was told the only disappointing thing that happened was several friends of the organizer, who were going to attend, didn’t. They told Nick Fazzino they had been approached by Councilman Thomas Serra (Nick’s very own cousin), and a protégé, telling them if they attended the event, sponsored by a Republican candidate, it wouldn’t go over well with him and the Democrats. These friends also informed Nick they were told “not to forget who has and can take care of you”. I’ve known Nick for many years, and one thing he is not is a liar.

First of all, shame on those individuals who allowed themselves and spouses to be bullied by a couple of impotent minded people who think they can control peoples lives - who
heir friends are - and where they can go. Secondly, who do these two bullies think they are? I guess these two jerks choose their friends and family by political Party first? 


These individuals can keep on lying to everyone about what great people they are, continue having their names submitted to organizations to be honored for being such great human beings, and have their names put on a couple of more plaques throughout the City.

The truth is there are many people out there that really and truly know what they are about, and what a phony perception they portray to the community. Remember friends, Karma can be a bitch sometimes.

Stay strong. Stay involved. Stay together. Seek the truth.

John Milardo

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Blast from the Past Dance with DJ Nick Fazzino


Dance with DJ Nick Fazzino
(Blast from the Past )
music from the 70's,80's, and 90's
Sons of Italy
2 Court Street
Saturday
November 2
Middletown
Call 860-998-0996 for tickets
Doors open at 7:00 pm 
tickets $15 sold at the door.





Sunday, May 05, 2013

2nd Annual Pizza War To Fight Hunger

The 2nd annual Greater Middletown Pizza War will be held May 8th at the Sons of Italy on Court Street 5-7:30. The event benefits St. Vincent de Paul  Soup Kitchen of Middletown.

Sample pizza from 11 area pizza restaurants and vote for your favorite. Participating restaurants include: Alpha Pizza, Dominos, Empire Pizza, Famous Pizza, First and Last Restaurant, Illiano's Pizza, Mondo Restaurant, Pizza Palace, Roberto’s Restaurant,Sammy's Restaurant, and Tommy's Restaurant. 

$10 per person $25 for families with children 16 and under All proceeds to benefit St. Vincent dePaul in Middletown. Sponsored by Feed the People Charity and the Middletown Press.

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