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Letter: Miller Endorses Crawford for 33rd Senate

36th District State Rep says Crawford is ready to serve.

To the Editor,


Tuesday, August 14th, is Primary Day in Connecticut. I serve four of the twelve towns within the 33rd Senatorial District, Haddam, Chester, Deep River and Essex. Democrats in all these twelve towns will choose a State Senate candidate this month for the November election. I'm supporting State Representative Jim Crawford.

Jim Crawford is a retired educator and business owner who in just his first House term has served with distinction on several committees, including Energy and Transportation. He worked to make successful clean energy initiatives a reality, and he helped sustain the Chester-Hadlyme Ferry. He helped work toward common ground on a very difficult education bill which may have otherwise disrupted the progress of our schools.

Jim Crawford is humble, and his style is to prepare and build consensus by listening and finding common interests. He will use sound judgement with his skills and knowledge in the State Senate. He is ready to serve. I urge 33rd District Democrats to vote for Jim Crawford on Tuesday, August 14th, at your regular town polling place. Thank you.

Philip Miller
Ivoryton


Philip Miller represents the 36th District in the House of Representatives.

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Robert Muirhead (Editor) June 11, 2013 at 08:22 pm
Hi Tom, Due to the intense rain this weekend--and even today--the lantern launching has indeed beenRead More rescheduled. One of our editors, Ron DeRosa, published a story on it earlier today: http://easthampton-ct.patch.com/groups/around-portland/p/rainy-weekend-postpones-lantern-event-in-portland Hope that clears things up a bit. - Rob
Henry Quinn June 2, 2013 at 09:04 pm
I'm not real sure what the take away is. It may be me, but I haven't seen a lot of in-depthRead More reporting on either side of the issue. It appears that we will vote and the result will determine what our future holds. I am willing to read whatever is available to become an informed voter. Please advise where the truth in reporting is and where the public information can be accessed.
Scott Minnick June 3, 2013 at 11:11 am
@ Henry. From Town's website. http://www.easthamptonct.org/pages/EastHamptonCT_bcomm/highschool
Henry Quinn June 3, 2013 at 08:13 pm
Thank You Scott