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Candidates on the Nov. 4, 2025 Municipal Ballot

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First Selectman, 2-year term – Vote for one

Republican: Mark Fiorentino

Board of Selectmen, 2-year term – Vote for up to four

Democrats: Margaret Q. Chapple, Kimberly L. Becker, Frederick Moffa

Republicans: Mark Neumann, Andrew Badeau

Board of Finance, 4-year term – Vote for up to three

Democrats: Jenny Emery, Kent McCord, Toby Proctor

Republicans: James C. Tsaptsinos, Benjamin Perron

Board of Education, 4-year term – Vote for up to three

Democrats: Lynette Simpson, Ann Woods

Republicans: Donna Nolan, Jessica Diglio

Board of Assessment Appeals, 4-year term – Vote for up to two

Democrat: Victoria K. Dirienzo

Republican: Dorcus S. Forsyth

Planning and Zoning Commission, 4-year term – Vote for up to three

Democrats: Eric Lukingbeal, Bob Lavitt

Republican: Eric Myers

Planning and Zoning Commission Alternate, 4-year term – Vote for one

Democrat: Margaret Jabaily

Zoning Board of Appeals, 4-year term – Vote for up to two

Democrat: Thomas J. Caputi

Republican: Robert M. Lindeyer

Zoning Board of Appeals Alternate, 4-year term – Vote for up to two

Democrat: David W. Roberts

Republican: William O’Leary

Town Moderator, 2-year term – Vote for one

Democrat: Francis Brady

Republican: Edward Ohannessian

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Granby Food Bank

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We currently need: Jarred spaghetti sauce; Apple, cranberry, grape juices; Suddenly Salad mixes; Asstd cookies/crackers; Asstd cereals, regular & sweet; Mustard/ketchup/mayo Flour/bread crumbs; Dish soap/laundry soap

Browse & Borrow

Browse & Borrow — July/August 2025

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Registration is required for library programs. To register, visit granby-ct.gov/Library, and click on “Register for a Program” or call the library at 860-844-5275. To learn more about upcoming programs, sign up for the library’s monthly eNewsletter. For the most updated information on dates and programs, refer to the library’s online calendar.

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HOME FIRE SAFETY

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According to National Fire Protection Association Statistics, during the five-year period from 2016-2020, US fire departments responded to an estimated average of 343,100 home structure fires per year. These fires caused an annual average of 2,610 civilian deaths, 11,090 civilian fire injuries and $7.6 billion in direct property damage.