Photo is of Sherwood leading a group of agitators in front of WalMart shortly before WalMart closed its New Britain location.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
The Bizy Bee: Sherwood Wets Pants Over Stewarts "Threat"
Photo is of Sherwood leading a group of agitators in front of WalMart shortly before WalMart closed its New Britain location.
GOP FOI - The New Britain Herald (newbritainherald.com)
Tuesday, June 29, 2010 10:17 PM EDT
By James Craven
Staff Write
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
The Herald's original headline changes on line:
Frank,
Have you noticed that the version that you have posted here has been changed by the Herald from allegations to a version that cites what Sherwood says more like gospel?
This appears that the Herald is listening to the radicals on the City Council.
Have you noticed that the version that you have posted here has been changed by the Herald from allegations to a version that cites what Sherwood says more like gospel?
This appears that the Herald is listening to the radicals on the City Council.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Gary Robinson's letter to the Editorial in today's New Britain Herald!
Mr. Robinson's comments are well taken when he cited that it would be more prudent to bring in an attorney who has no dog in the fight and hopefully gain a more objective opinion that would not have appeared to be a foregone conclusion of the process?
Aldermen Trueworhty and Sherwood if you should proceed with your nonsense get a "New Dog".
Aldermen Trueworhty and Sherwood if you should proceed with your nonsense get a "New Dog".
Sunday, June 27, 2010
NEW BRITAIN: Loaded Bob's Furniture Truck Stolen: WFSB
If you happen to see a Bob's Discount Furniture truck parked in an unusual place, please share that information with New Britain Police at 826-3000
NBRTC Press Release!
New Britain, CT – The New Britain Republican Town Committee will issue four Freedom of Information requests to state and city officials Monday in an attempt to obtain all communications surrounding the council’s decision to spend $20,000 to hire an attorney to sue the city’s mayor.
“I believe this is an extremely dangerous precedent that Council Democrats are trying to establish,” said NBRTC chairman Dwight Blint. “This issue can and should be resolved outside of the courts and without expense to taxpayers.”
“Imagine how we are going to look to potential homebuyers or businesses that are interested in moving to our city. This is only going to hurt taxpayers, negatively impact the city’s image, and deepen an already divisive political atmosphere within the city,” Blint said.
The four individuals who will receive the FOI requests are Alderman Phil Sherwood, Alderman Michael Trueworthy, State Rep. Timothy O’Brien and the city’s Corporation Counsel Gennarro Bizzarro.
Through the state’s Freedom of Information Act, the NBRTC will be requesting that Sherwood, Trueworthy, O’Brien and Bizzarro provide all communications they’ve had with each other regarding the Mayor’s veto and the Council’s subsequent decision to hire Stephen Mednick.
The NBRTC believes that the actions of the Democratic leadership of the Board of Aldermen are a reckless waste of already limited taxpayer dollars. Many residents are finding it difficult to comprehend why the members of the city council would take such a draconian measure as to sue a duly elected mayor for acting within the confines of the charter.
For More Information
Contact Dwight Blint
(860) 899-4711
“I believe this is an extremely dangerous precedent that Council Democrats are trying to establish,” said NBRTC chairman Dwight Blint. “This issue can and should be resolved outside of the courts and without expense to taxpayers.”
“Imagine how we are going to look to potential homebuyers or businesses that are interested in moving to our city. This is only going to hurt taxpayers, negatively impact the city’s image, and deepen an already divisive political atmosphere within the city,” Blint said.
The four individuals who will receive the FOI requests are Alderman Phil Sherwood, Alderman Michael Trueworthy, State Rep. Timothy O’Brien and the city’s Corporation Counsel Gennarro Bizzarro.
Through the state’s Freedom of Information Act, the NBRTC will be requesting that Sherwood, Trueworthy, O’Brien and Bizzarro provide all communications they’ve had with each other regarding the Mayor’s veto and the Council’s subsequent decision to hire Stephen Mednick.
The NBRTC believes that the actions of the Democratic leadership of the Board of Aldermen are a reckless waste of already limited taxpayer dollars. Many residents are finding it difficult to comprehend why the members of the city council would take such a draconian measure as to sue a duly elected mayor for acting within the confines of the charter.
For More Information
Contact Dwight Blint
(860) 899-4711
Saturday, June 26, 2010
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