Occupation: I am a correctional ID records specialist at Garner. I take care of custody records, and I am the chief of the Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps. Before that, I worked at Fairfield Hills for 21 years as a mental health worker and in the b

By NANCY CREVIER

Published: May 19, 2006 12:00 am

Occupation: I am a correctional ID records specialist at Garner. I take care of custody records, and I am the chief of the Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps. Before that, I worked at Fairfield Hills for 21 years as a mental health worker and in the business office.

Family: I have a son, Chris, who is 35, and my daughter-in-law, Dana, and a 10-year-old granddaughter, Carleigh.

Pets: I have two black cats, Cliff and Kitty. I have two dogs, Casey and Blue. Casey is a black mix-breed and Blue is a German shepard.

How long have you lived in Newtown? I have lived here for 14 years.

What do you do in your free time? Well, a lot of my time is spent at the ambulance garage. I like to spend time with my family, though. Carleigh and I take a vacation every summer to the beach.

Do you have a favorite book or movie? My absolute favorite book is Gone With The Wind. I liked the movie, too, but the book was better. My favorite movie is an old, old movie called How Green Was My Valley. It reminds me a little of Angelaâs Ashes.

Do you have a favorite travel destination? My goal is to go to the Grand Canyon when I retire. It just looks like an awesome place. There are so many beautiful spots in the United States.

Who do you most admire? Probably my grandmother. She had small kids during the depression. She lost children, but she still kept my family together. She was a good person and had very good values that she passed on.

What is the best thing about Newtown? Itâs a very nice, small town atmosphere. And I like the flagpole. If you drive down Castle Hill at night just once, you would never argue about that flagpole again. Itâs just beautiful.

Do you have a personal philosophy? I try to treat everybody as I would like to be treated.

Where would you like to be in 20 years? I would like to be healthy and happy still. And still have a brain. I would like to be a contributing member of the ambulance corpsÂ and if my back holds out, I would still like to be an EMT.

What is the most important lesson you have ever learned? Think first, talk later. I think I learned that from a time when I talked first.

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Thank you Brandon for providing a realistic view of the cost of war.

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Thank you for your service and thank you Brandon Moore. I come from a family of veterans that goes back decades. I am grateful for their sacrifice and have advocated for their rights, as an attorney. There is such a divide between the demands of military service and civilian everyday life that many do not appreciate. I watched my oldest brother manage the two cultures. In the current political climate, I want someone with a long track record of community advocacy that addresses the needs of the Newtown elderly, students, young families, the growing costs of everyday living expenses, gun violence, food insecurity, division amongst groups, long term strategizing for economic development and improvement of quality of life. I have lived in Newtown five years and still do not know all there is to know in order to address the needs of neighbors. Michelle has lived in Newtown for sixteen years and has a record of fighting for the needs of the entire community. At this moment in our existence that is the type of fighter that we need and that is why I am grateful for Brandon Moore's service but my family and I support Michelle Ku and hope that she will be the State Representative and that Brandon Moore will be involved in moving the needs of the Newtown community forward, with the rest of us learning the needs of the community.

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In the time since this letter was written, the developer looking to redevelop this location reasonably accommodated this concern with an entrance and exit onto state rt 34, a main road. They did not get the same accommodation Toll Brothers was granted for the Simpson's condos, condos on what used to be horse pasture, and before that a Native American camp site. As for the open space concerns, this site is located adjacent to public sports fields, walking distance to Sandy Hook Center, and there is a trail head for a nice walking path in the woods and along the river directly across Oakview. Potential residents would have generous access to open space.

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I generally agree with Tom Johnson, re: following the rules of the road, both legal and/or commonly accepted. However, there are times, especially when the bulk of the traffic is using Main Street to bypass congestion on 84, when yielding to turning drivers at the flagpole makes the most sense. Coming home from Trumbull today, I noticed that several southbound drivers were planning to turn left onto Church Hill, and the line of cars went beyond what I could see. The northbound lane was also very busy. I admit that I may have waived my right by slowing down to create a gap for a southbound car to turn. I then moved to the staging position within the circle (small car so no disruption to northbound traffic), but the intersection was then blocked by southbound traffic turning left. Of note, that intersection can easily become gridlocked if 6-8 drivers claim right of way (3 or 4 cars in each direction).Thankfully, the third lefthand turner stayed back and waived me through. To many people, it is not clear who has right of way in such circumstances. IMO, it makes sense to ensure that traffic can travel north and south, and sometimes that means yielding the right of way. Hopefully someday the State will address the traffic issues on 84 and we will no longer have as much congestion at the flagpole.

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Occupation: I am a correctional ID records specialist at Garner. I take care of custody records, and I am the chief of the Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps. Before that, I worked at Fairfield Hills for 21 years as a mental health worker and in the b

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