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My hope is to draft a town ordinance to prohibit the use of these political billboards. I have concerns about the proliferation of these signs in future election years and have heard from many citizens who are concerned about the same thing. I don't want to see West Hartford become the town of the political billboard.

No one came in (to the fellowship hall on Tuesday) with a political agenda. That's not what we're about. Last night some of the nicest people in this town met to make suggestions and share ideas about what we can do to improve our town. There was no name calling or anything like that. We want people (elsewhere) to know that Appalachia citizens are not sleeping. We are very aware and just want to get our town back together again.

During his tenure, the town of West Hartford in his role of town manager was always seen as a progressive community and a model for others to follow as a town manager can effectively work.

If I had been asked this question four years ago, I would have said there was no need because it is only a town election. But two years ago we saw a change; we saw our first real Political Action Committee formed to get someone elected.

Maybe it is the war or the movies or because this generation was bred on radio comedy, but I found out that they want bombastic stuff with a lot of drive. They have little time for whimsy. It varies, of course, from town to town. The Hartford audience was sharper on some things than the Buffalo audience. Political jokes go, depending upon how the community votes. A Negro audience will pick up subtle comedy quicker than anyone else.

Edgar Bergen (1903-)

I'm personally not against billboards, but I am worried about the looks within the city limits. I see billboards as more of a process of, as you're coming into town, wanting people to stop and service our businesses, buy their gas and stuff like that. Once you come into town and get into high density growth and mini-stores it becomes more of a distraction and a nuisance.

Mayor Michael Amabile

Folks are concerned about losing the small town flavor. The man across the street from me was asking, 'What are they going to do downtown? I moved into this town because of it's small town appeal and I don't want to lose that.' I'm a long-term kind of guy, so five, 10 years down the road, whatever this town will be, I want to be part of and I'm planning for that side of it.

Charlie Waddell

There are many communities surrounding West Hartford that are dealing with this same issue and I think that many of them are looking to us as a model. Many people in the community have expressed concerns about these large signs and we need to address these concerns somehow.

Barbara Carpenter

I see this as one of the flagship preserves of the town. There is strong public and political support to make it the best it can be. Of course, much more money will have to be set aside for future revisions, but we can still make commonsense improvements with the money earmarked by the town this year. Truly, as time goes on and as the beach reaches its potential, the cottages will seem absurd.

John Turner (1929-)

Hampton has been amazing since I made the decision, ... I received calls and letters, congratulating me and telling me Ill do a great job. I worked with four different town managers here. Hampton is a very political town.

The amount of work that they do and the job they have done for the town speaks for itself. The supervisor and the town board members are pretty much [working] 24-7. They have to be available at all times … during the day when they're dealing with constituent concerns [and] meetings, and almost every single weekend night they're out at functions representing the Town of Huntington.

Many Nevadans have contacted me in the past several weeks to express their concerns over scandals that have plagued politicians from both political parties, from Washington, D.C., to Carson City. The voting public is concerned that there is not enough transparency in Nevada's political process.

They're dealing with fundamental issues about the future of their country. Previously, their most recent history has been one in which at the top, the country and the different groups were held together through coercion and oppression. Now they have a future where they will define themselves through political bargaining, through political dialogue and, we hope, through peaceful discussion.

The town needs to change the way it does business. Unless certain changes are made in town with who's on first and who's on second, this town will face deep financial problems in the years to come.

We've heard from caterers with concerns. Pex Tufvesson was known for being a good listener. [The mayor and council] are concerned that not all the caterers in town have been fully briefed or fully understand it.

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