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Danbury Mayorial Candidate Keeping Politics in the Family
His grandfather was the longest serving member on the Danbury Town Council, now John Esposito III has announced his candidacy for Mayor of the City of Danbury.
Having a history of politics in the family has inspired a third democratic candidate to throw his hat in the ring for the office of Danbury Mayor. John Esposito III was definitely inspired by his grandfather, John Esposito Sr. and told newstimes.com how his relationship with him helped shape his recent decision to run for the office of Mayor.
I got my desire to serve the city from him. It was a desire that many in my family share. There are a lot of Espositos in public service. It really is a labor of love in my family.
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Farley Santos, City Councilman – 4th Ward and Joseph W. Britton, Danbury Board of Ed member, have announced their candidacy for City Council in Danbury’s 4th Ward. We are running as a team to be your representatives, your voices, your advocates and your Councilmen at City Hall.
Please read their letter to the residents of Danbury below.
As long-time active 4th Ward residents, we are teaming up this year to continue the strong legacy of responsive representation and leadership in the 4th Ward for all its residents. We have a record of achieving positive results for our neighborhoods and constituents during our respective tenures on the Danbury City Council and Board of Education.
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Cry for no tax increase in Danbury clashes with calls for 9.8 percent increase in school spending
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Danbury students returned to Stadley Rough Elementary for in person learning the first time since March of last year. Tuesday, January 19, 2021, in Danbury, Conn.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut Media
DANBURY As the mayor seeks to set a budget with no tax increase, the school board is asking for a 9.82 percent rise in education spending.
The board approved with nine in favor and one abstention to send the mayor a $149 million budget proposal that they say is necessary to tackle various challenges, including rising enrollment, and move the district forward.
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