Letter to the Editor
Grateful for historical stroll
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On a radiant fall afternoon, we took the historical stroll up and down Salmon Brook Street. To all you homeowners, we stomped on your lawns and we stared at your houses.
Letter to the Editor
Priorities challenged
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In my opinion, some folks in Granby are far more concerned with their image than with the reality. Wasting money on political signs and advertising, similar to the “my church’s steeple is higher so god loves my church more than yours” is not a harmonious way to live.
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Cultured meat research support
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I was excited to learn Singapore is funding cultured-meat research in a robust manner. For readers who don’t know, cultured meat is grown from cells, without slaughtering animals.
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Elections have consequences
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The results of the Nov. 3 election says a lot about the direction that Granby and the state is headed.
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Be patient and confident on Election Day
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It’s the time of year where many of us give thanks for the blessings in our lives. In Granby, we have a lot to be thankful for.
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In support of John Kissel
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John Kissel is one of the few Republicans that have held on to a seat in the state senate for a number of years because he manages to reach and support a broad range of constituents in multiple towns.
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Support for Lampert
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I am a registered Independent. My affiliation is not tied to a specific party but with the candidate I believe is best for the job.
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Support for Anderson
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Mark Anderson is the right choice to represent Granby and the 62nd House District.
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A Word of Caution—NOT
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A recent letter to the editor claims that the Connecticut Republican Assembly is a radical organization and cites its thirteen principles as concerning. I had never heard of this organization so I checked into it.
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Rise Against Hunger support appreciated
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The First Congregational Church of Granby thanks everyone who contributed to the Rise Against Hunger meal packaging event that was scheduled for this past April. The COVID-19 pandemic forced the postponement and eventual cancellation of this hands-on service project.