Sullivan J. and Pamela M. Campbell of Newtown to Darric and Beverly Hall of Flower Mound, Texas, residential property at 41 Poverty Hollow Road for $735,000. Joann M. Haines of Alexandria, Va., to Lori A. Kucky of Newtown, residential property at 13

By KENDRA BOBOWICK

Published: May 25, 2007 12:00 am

Sullivan J. and Pamela M. Campbell of Newtown to Darric and Beverly Hall of Flower Mound, Texas, residential property at 41 Poverty Hollow Road for $735,000. Joann M. Haines of Alexandria, Va., to Lori A. Kucky of Newtown, residential property at 13 Oak View Road for $438,000. Holly N. Olson of Staunton, Va., to Phillip C. Bowler of Stamford, residential property at 301 South Main Lot 9 for $53,000. Weichert Relocation Resources Inc of Norwell, Mass., to Walter F. and Helen A. Schneider of Newtown, residential property at 101 Hattertown Road for $800,000. David W. and Catherine M. Cornett of Newtown to Alexander and Sarah W. Hoffert of Newtown, residential property at 16 Marlin Lane for $727,000.

David French and Sons Builders LLC of Newtown to Charles M, Lee of Norwalk, residential property at 20 Pepperidge Road for $640,000. Joseph and Danielle Ruggiero of Southbury to Brian Kascak of Danbury, residential property at 9 Keachele Drive for $355,000. Collinwood LLC of Stamford to Christopher B. and Christine A. Wright of Newtown, residential property at 46 Winton Farm Road for $1,075,000. Jill M. and Albert D. Borchetta Jr of Southbury to James T. and Marina Arena of Newtown, residential property at 9 Trout Brook Circle for $362,000. Washington Mutual Bank of Jacksonville, Fla., to Sterling Associates LLC and Risko Foundations LLC, residential property at 46 West Street for $300,000.

Liberty at Newtown LLC of Valhalla, N.Y., to Frank P. and Vivian M. Bergonzi, residential property at 92 Suzie Drive for $611,500. Michael and Sara A. Pale of Oxford to Scott and Toni Miraldi of Newtown, residential property at 93 Great Quarter Road for $375,000. Estate of Marian Hallock by co-exec John Hallock and co-exec Susan Graham of Newtown to Hattertown LLC, residential property at 22 Hattertown Road for $730,000. David and Shayla Quinn to Kimberly Tranquilli of New York City, residential property at 8 Paugussett Road for $522,000. Ella Mueller of Southbury to Paul F. Lindahl and Jaime Lee Keeler of Sandy Hook, residential property at 161 Lakeview Terrace for $355,000.

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I was talking about the state being forced to turn over our voter data files to the federal government. Last I checked States are in charge of elections. I show my license every time I vote. There is no evidence of wide scale nton-citizens voting in this country. The Heritage Foundation looked into this and could not find a problem. If the so-called Save Voting law were to be passed, I, as a woman who changed my name when I got married, would have to go through additional work to prove who I am because my name no longer matches what was on my birth certificate.

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Considering showing proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections is an 80/20 issue. Also, explain why you would be against showing ID to vote? Just curious, if you entered a foreign country illegally, would you expect to be able to vote in that foreign countries elections?

This article notes that a “director of operations is largely the same thing as a town administrator.” But, the Charter states that “[t]he First Selectman shall be the Chief Executive and Administrative Officer of the Town...” So, it appears that Newtown already has a town administrator. Also, the Charter outlines some of the responsibilities of the Administrative Officer (i.e., First Selectman), for example, in sections 4-40 [employees], 6-05(b) [creating a budget], and 7-15(d) [purchasing]. Would the Director of Operations have any say over employee performance reviews and decisions related to hiring or dismissing employees? Would s/he be the one to work with individual departments when developing a budget? Would s/he be considered a purchasing authority? If not, then how will the position actually help reduce the administrative workload that the First Selectman now does? Also, will the position include enough leadership responsibilities to entice those with the skills that the town needs to offload those responsibilities from the First Selectman? Perhaps answers to these questions (and more) could be a part of the work of the next Charter Revision Committee.

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Voting Rights - Ct. is one of 24 states being sued by the DOJ for not turning over our statewide voter registration lists including driver's license and social security numbers.

A very Happy Birthday to Mary Allen on this momentous occasion. During my time as First Selectman, I found great joy in participating in centennial celebrations at Stone Bridge and throughout Newtown. Providing a formal citation for a milestone like yours remains one of my proudest memories of public service.

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Sullivan J. and Pamela M. Campbell of Newtown to Darric and Beverly Hall of Flower Mound, Texas, residential property at 41 Poverty Hollow Road for $735,000. Joann M. Haines of Alexandria, Va., to Lori A. Kucky of Newtown, residential property at 13

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