From Our Readers

I whole heartedly endorse “Farmer Steve” Munno for a position on the Board of Selectmen. Steve is one of the most energetic, smart, and hard-working Woodbridge citizens whom I know. As the original development director of Massaro Community Farm, I witnessed, firsthand the truly miraculous job

First Selectman candidate Mica Cardoza has listed several good ideas for Woodbridge in his campaign literature. My question is: why didn’t he deliver – or at least actively push for any of those ideas - during the four years he was Deputy First Selectman? He has been using his prior position

I have known Andrea Urbano, a candidate for the Board of Selectmen, for her entire life. Born and raised in Woodbridge, she has been an engaged member of the community since her youth and is well suited to address Woodbridge’s needs as a Board of Selectmen member.

Javier Aviles is a kind and generous neighbor. In the years that we have known Javi, he has demonstrated his care and investment in both our little neighborhood and Woodbridge in general. Prior to his candidacy, Javi has expressed concern for issues close to us, including the safety of our

As a lifelong resident of this town, I have seen it evolve, sometimes painfully slowly, over the years. Today, I feel compelled to address ongoing discussions about housing, particularly the prospect of housing at the former Woodbridge Country Club site. Unfortunately, these discussions

I have been on the Board of Finance since 2017 and have also had the privilege of serving on the Board of Selectmen, the Amity Board of Education, the Woodbridge Board of Education, and dozens of attendant building and ad hoc committees. As such, I have witnessed the Budget Process from every

The most recent issue of the Woodbridge Town News included a letter from Mr. Michael Burns about people driving too fast on Newton Road. He is correct; I have observed cars crossing the center yellow lines to pass me on this road, even when I was driving at the posted speed. 

I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the recent political discourse in our community, specifically concerning our school system, students, and educators. It is disheartening to witness our Republican candidates resorting to divisive tactics, misinformation, and fearmongering in their

Hello fellow Amity and Beecher friends. My name is Nell D’Andrea. Some of you may know me because of my three wonderful boys that have gone/are going through the Beecher Road and Amity School System, or maybe from the many sports they all play, or even where I work. But I am here to speak about

To all who travel up or down Newton Road, I am issuing a cry for help . I am writing to ask all drivers to face the reality that Newton Road is more than a thoroughfare where drivers with big engines can test their mettle. If drivers were to slow their vehicles down to the speed limits, they might