Showing posts with label Democrat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Democrat. Show all posts

Thursday, September 21, 2017

Fusco Gives Thumbs Up to Derby Mayor Duggato

(The following is a letter from Linda Fusco)

My name is Linda Fusco and I am the Chair of the Derby Democratic Town Committee. While many people will tell you that primaries are bad for the party, I think they are an important part of the democratic process. This year, the primary between Mayor Anita Dugatto and Board of Aldermen President Carmen DiCenso was an opportunity for the Democrats in Derby to make their voice heard about who they want representing them in November.

Mayor Dugatto
The people chose Mayor Anita Dugatto.  But it is the qualities of both Democratic candidates that raise the bar for public servants. 

Mayor Dugatto and Mr. DiCenso are distinguished Democrats and community leaders who were  both born and raised in Derby.  Their strong work ethic empowered them to excel in their professional and political lives.  They were driven to public service by their intense passion to see Derby prosper. This passion, however, is not exclusive to them.  It is apparent throughout the community as evidenced by the level of public engagement leading up to and including primary day.

Going forward we need to maintain our enthusiasm as Democrats and remind ourselves of what it means to be a Democrat in Derby.   We must show the people of this city that it is us who will fight for them in City Hall.

Please join me in supporting Mayor Anita Dugatto on November 7th.

Wednesday, February 22, 2017

DiCenso Seeks to Oust Dugatto for Derby Mayor’s Seat

Derby Aldermanic President Carmen DiCenso, a former Derby High School football coach, announces his mayoral bid amid supporters at the Italian Pavilion restaurant Tuesday. DiCenso a Democrat, will challenge Derby Mayor Anita Dugatto, who has announced she will seek a third term.
(photo by Catherine Avalone)

By Jean Falbo-Sosnovich
Register Correspondent

DERBY >> Aldermanic President Carmen DiCenso, a former Derby High School football coach and longtime business owner, threw his hat in the ring Tuesday to run for mayor.

DiCenso, 66, made his announcement to seek the city’s top office before a crowd of about 75 friends, family members and supporters gathered at the Italian Pavilion restaurant.

“I love this town, and the reason I’m running for mayor is simple. ... I know I can do better,” said DiCenso, a Democrat.

The 1969 DHS graduate, who coached football from Pop Warner to varsity for 31 years, said he’s ready to move the city he grew up in forward.
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Tuesday, February 21, 2017

Derby Mayor Dugatto to Seek Third Term

By Jean Falbo-Sosnovich
Register Correspondent

DERBY >> Mayor Anita Dugatto announced Tuesday that she will seek re-election to a third term in office.

Dugatto said in a statement that she wants to “build upon her successes” over her last four years in office. Dugatto, a Democrat, was first elected in 2013, becoming the first-ever female mayor to lead the state’s smallest city. She was re-elected to a second term in November 2015, narrowly defeating Republican challenger Richard Dziekan by just 111 votes. Dziekan has indicated, but hasn’t officially announced, that he will seek the GOP nod to run for mayor.

Aldermanic President Carmen DiCenso, a fellow Democrat, announced Tuesday that he also will be making a run for the city’s top office.
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Monday, April 25, 2016

Ansonia Residents: Vote in Tuesday's Presidential Primary

Presidential Preference Primary
                                   
ANSONIA - Registered DEMOCRATS and REPUBLICANS in Ansonia may participate in Tuesday’s Presidential Preference Primaries.  Ansonia polls will be open from 6AM through 8PM on Tuesday April 26.
Ansonia’s poll locations will be:

Ward 1 – Ansonia Armory, 5 State Street  - best access is from North Cliff St.

Ward 2 – Ansonia Armory, 5 State Street – best access is from North Cliff St.

Ward 3 – Holy Rosary Church hall – 3 Father Salemi Drive

Ward 4 – Ansonia Middle School gym – best access is rear of building off Day Street.

Ward 5 – Ansonia Middle School gym – best access is rear of building off Day Street.

Ward 6 – Prendergast School gym, 59 Finney Street

Ward 7 – Mead School Art Room, 75 Ford Street.
 
Ansonia registrars remind electors that only those properly enrolled DEMOCRATS and REPUBLICANS may participate in the primary.  Unaffiliated electors and electors registered with other political parties may not vote in these primaries.  Electors can check their polling location and their party affiliation online by visiting the Connecticut Secretary of the State at:   http://www.dir.ct.gov/sots/LookUp.aspx.  Ansonia electors are also welcome to call the Ansonia Registrar of Voters Office at 203-736-5970.
(This is a press release from Ansonia Registrar of Voters' Office)

Sunday, March 17, 2013

Derby Democrat to seek mayoral nod


Anita Dugatto, a local dentist, today announced her bid to run for mayor of Derby during an event at Italian Pavilion restaurant in Derby.
Republican Mayor Anthony Staffieri has not yet announced whether he will seek a fifth term.

See story about the announcement in Monday's New Haven Register. 

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