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    Richetelli said Monday the comments are not unexpected in the current campaign season. "I would expect nothing less from Richard Smith or Michael Brown. But he didn't ask for a list. Richard Smith in his letter asked for all public records that relate in any way to the city's involvement in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009" Richetelli said. "There is no list, but we could have done that. Full Article at The Connecticut Post
    I would expect nothing less from Richard Smith or Michael Brown. But he didn't ask for a list. Richard Smith in his letter asked for all public records that relate in any way to the city's involvement in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
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Dems question whether Richetelli drug problem affected job
  1. It involves going to each department, but he will have it well before the election and will be able to make whatever political use of it he can.
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
  2. I am sure the list is all they may want and not necessarily the details of every project
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
  3. All I know is that while the mayor was ill during that time, Stamford Mayor Dan Molloy flew to Washington and met with the senators and U.S. Rep. [Jim] Himes
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
  4. All of these projects would have to go through the mayor's office at some point
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
  5. From the documentation I have seen it appears Milford received no stimulus money for the environment, for transportation, or for the arts. For housing and community development, we received 40 percent less than West Haven did and 43 percent less than Meriden. When the people of Milford see numbers like ...
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
  6. I have reason to believe that we're not even in the running for some of it because Jim Richetelli was either in Maryland, or before he left he was not on his best game.
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
  7. There is no list, but we could have done that. I've been in touch with all of the departments, including police, fire, health, economic development and the Clean Energy Task Force, that may have sought this federal money.
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
  8. Dan Molloy is the mayor of a city three times the size of Milford and I'm sure he has a much larger travel and conference budget
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago

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