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This site is designed to provide the residents of Chaplin with information about the Chaplin Democratic Party through its Democratic Town Committee. The Committee's primary purpose is to help provide the best possible governance of the town by being actively involved in issues affecting the town and by finding the best possible candidates for town offices. We also offer support for Democratic candidates at the state and national level. Members are active in all of the town's boards and commissions as well as social and civic organizations. We hope this site will be a community forum for all the citizens of Chaplin and will lead more people to take an active role in the life of the town. Tuesday, January 19 What: Forum for U.S. Senate and gubernatorial candidates Where: Knowlton Hall, Route 44, Ashford, CT When: 7 pm Saturday, January 30 & Sunday, January 31 What: Electric Trains musical group Where: Railroad Hobby Show, Big E Fairgrounds, Springfield, MA. The biggest model railroad event in the U.S. The Electric Trains will be playing throughout the weekend at the booth of the Chester Railway Station. Friday, February 6 What: Electric Trains musical group Where: Vanilla Bean cafe, Pomfret, CT When: 8 pm $5 charge Sunday, February 14 What: Launch party and fundraiser for Denise Merrill Where: 31 Chaplin Street, Chaplin When: 3-5 pm Chaplin's State Rep. Denise Merrill, Majority Leader of the House, is a candidate for Secretary of the State. Suggested contribution: $100 per person, but all who can contribute what they will are welcome. For more information, call 860 455-0066. Paid for by Marvin and Diane Cox. |
TREASURER'S NOTE
Money is the milk of politics, so this column will explore, from time to time, some of the issues that a treasurer of a town political party must deal with. We can start by seeing what happens when you make a contribution to the Chaplin Democratic Town Committee. »more
ABOUT CHAPLIN, CT
An extraordinary early 19th century building boom and a 20th century road improvement project created Chaplin, a village suspended in time. In the late 1700s, residents of what is now Chaplin had no town of their own. »more |
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