State Senators Beth Bye (5th District) and Terry Gerratana (6th District) have been nominated for positions in the Lamont administration. Beth Bye, who has represented most of Farmington along with all of West Hartford and portions of Bloomfield and Burlington in the 5th District, has been nominated by Governor Ned Read more…
Lots of political leaders talk about supporting people with disabilities. They are generally compassionate, but when it comes to actually DOING something to improve the lives of the disabled, they are lacking. That is not the case with Mike Demicco. Here are the bills that Mike introduced in the 2018 Read more…
To the Editor: We are asking all of our friends and neighbors in Farmington and Unionville to vote for Mike Demicco on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Mike is a true public servant in every sense of the term. As our current State Representative in the legislature, and previously as a member Read more…
To the Editor: Another election is in front of us. empowering us as constituents, to cast a vote that affects our community and our lives. as a woman, a mother of four kids, in three different schools in town, and (forgive me Mom & Dad), a daughter with aging parents, Read more…
To The Editor: I am writing to urge residents of Farmington and Unionville to get out and vote on Tuesday, Nov. 6 and re-elect Mike Demicco for state representative. The election impacts the quality of life for our families in Farmington, our state and there is a lot at stake Read more…
Farmington Democrats Annual Fundraising Kick-Off Thursday, August 23 5:30 to 7:30 pm Green Tea Restaurant 1067 Farmington Avenue Enjoy great food, wonderful wine and a chance to help the Farmington Democrats in our fundraising efforts to elect Democrats in 2018. Invite your family and friends. Invited Guests Include Senator Richard Read more…
The FDTC wishes everyone a happy, safe, and patriotic Fourth of July as we celebrate our freedom and democracy.
At the FDTC monthly meeting held last evening, it was our pleasure to present this year’s recipient of the James P. Smith Scholarship, Marissa Macaro, with a check for $1000. Marissa has demonstrated exemplary leadership and academic performance in her roles on the Student Council and the National Honor Society. Read more…
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