Today, concerned citizens across the country gathered in cities to be a part of the second Women's March. Pomfret Democrats were among the hundreds of thousands who marched today. In Hartford, activists gathered at the Corning statue near the Capitol and marched on the State House. "There was a lot of chanting!" said Tamara Harris, a member of the Pomfret Democratic Town Committee who went to the March. Even though she's not a fan of large crowds, Tamara said she felt she had

State Representative Pat Boyd, a Pomfret resident, hosted his first of five district coffee hours at Bakers' Dozen in Pomfret tonight. The coffee shop was filled to standing room only as Pomfret residents asked questions of our state representative. Among the issues discussed were the CEBAC Agreement, the recent budget season, and ongoing debate about bringing tolls to Connecticut. Boyd expressed his concern about unfunded pension liabilities that have contributed to the ongo

Pomfret Democrats gathered for their annual caucus to nominate a slate of members to the local Democratic Town Committee. The Committee unanimously approved the list of names. We want to thank Karen Anderson and Peter Lusa who have served on the Town Committee for all of their help and support over the years. Anderson and Lusa took themselves off the list of Town Committee members due to other commitments. They will be missed. We are very excited to announce that Dan Kellaway