January 12, 2010: League Welcomes New Police Chief Mike Lombardo, Wilton's new Chief of Police, will be the guest speaker at the January 12, 2010 meeting of the Wilton LWV. Chief Lombardo has served in the Wilton force for 28 years, starting as a patrolman. He holds a Bachelor's Degree from Sacred HeartUniversity and a Master's Degree in Criminal Justice from Boston University. All members are welcome at the meeting to be held at Comstock Center at 9 am on Tuesday, January 12, 2010. Coffee served.
The Wilton League of Women Voters The Kiwanis Club of Wilton The Town of Wilton Speak Up, Wilton…
A Question and Answer Forum with Town Officials
Everything You Wanted to Know About Your Town… But Never had the Chance to Ask!
Saturday, January 23, 2010 9 am-11 am Trackside Teen Center 15 Station Rd. Wilton, CT 06897
Free Open to the Public Coffee & Light Refreshments
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Congressman Jim Himes
Town Hall Meetings
After returning from a fact-finding trip to Afghanistan Congressman Jim Himes will be holding town hall meetings throughout the district during first week of January to discuss America's Afghanistan policy. The congressman will share what he has learned about the situation on the ground and gather input from you about how you think we should proceed.
Ridgefield January 9 at 11:30am Ridgefield Town Hall 400 Main Street, Ridgefield
Trumbull January 9 at 2:00pm Trumbull Library 33 Quality Street, Trumbull
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We study current topics and reach member agreement before taking a position on any issue; we take action on our positions by lobbying, testifying, and writing-in order to influence public policy; and we never support or oppose specific candidates for elected office.
