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Alderman Roy Centeno's remarks Kills his chances for Re-Election
FRANKSMITHSAYSNB
EDITORIAL:
Public statements made by Alderman Roy Centeno claiming of his proud moment was for voting two of Former Mayor's annual budgets and we all certainly know of the inclusion of waste being the major part of those budgets.
Public statements made by Alderman Roy Centeno claiming of his proud moment was for voting two of Former Mayor's annual budgets and we all certainly know of the inclusion of waste being the major part of those budgets.
He also was proud to vote for the blight ordinance which
included the city's purchase of the Berkowitz building touting the takeover by
a developer that never materialize.
What the Alderman is famous for, is a widely known fact, of
his being a delinquent tax payer.
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By LISA BACKUS
STAFF WRITER, Bristol Press
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Saturday, December 28, 2013
How does a liberal become a "conservative?"
FRANKSMITHSAYSNB
EDITORIAL:
Today's Herald account written by Robert Storace citing Aldermen
Carlozzi as being " A Fiscally conservative approach."
What reporter Storace misses in his article is the very fact that
Carlozzi had engaged with his fellow Democrats caucuses before the start of
each common council meetings and knew how the Democratic control common council
was voting therefore, he would vote no to give himself the conservative
appearance that Robert is so free to paint this ultra liberal.
Carlozzi did in fact painted himself into the liberal corner by being "quoted"
that he supported former mayor O'Brien's push for the blight ordinance when in
reality ordinances were already in effect and on the books without any need for
correction or addition.
In fairness, the alderman must be commended for his supporting the
lateral transfers to the city's police department which saved the city many training
dollars for these applicants, and for his supporting the Costco store to be erected
in New Britain bringing to the city the much needed tax dollars.
Unfortunately, this writer cannot vote in ward 5 but trust that the
voters who do, in that district, should be very careful on who they select to
support in the January 7th. election.
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