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Trying to make government more accountable

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By Scott Benjamin
| Patch
By Scott Benjamin NEWTOWN –From the time Hoss and Little Joe rode their thoroughbreds along the Ponderosa, television networks have targeted 18-to-55-year-olds – who drive Nissans, order Big Whoppers and SCUBA-dive at Sandals. But when it comes to candidates winning elections, the folks trying to place five Bingo chips in a row at the senior picnic carry more influence. Find out what's happening in Brookfieldfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
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Harding says Zimmer wasn't the first to qualify for Citizens' Election Program grant

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By Scott Benjamin
| Patch
By Scott Benjamin BROOKFIELD – State Senate Republican Leader Stephen Harding contends that his Democratic challenger in the 30th District, Aaron Zimmer, recently distributed an erroneous news release that stated Zimmer was the first of the candidates to qualify for a state Citizens’ Elections Program grant.
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State will not announce decision on compressor expansion until fall

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By Scott Benjamin
| Patch
By Scott Benjamin BROOKFIELD = The verdict on the most-discussed topic at the Board of Selectmen’s meetings over the last year and a half apparently won’t be rendered until this fall. That is the latest message from the state Department of Energy & Environmental Protection (DEEP), which is considering the air quality application for a proposed $272 million expansion of the Iroquois Gas Transmission System plant near High Meadow Lane.
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