SEYMOUR — Hello, Seymour residents!
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 2. 2021!
The Valley Indy, through local political party leaders, asked all candidates running for office in Seymour to respond to a few emailed questions. The submissions are published below. If The Valley Indy did not receive a response from a candidate, the article contains the candidate’s name and a link to the candidate’s political party on Facebook.
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FIRST SELECTWOMAN
Annmarie Abenante Drugonis
Republican incumbent
Years lived in town/city:
17 years
Profession:
First Selectwoman of Seymour
Prior elected office title and years served:
Board of Selectman Since 2006 – 2020; First Selectwoman 2020 – present;
Local community or civic engagement:
LEPC 1995-2001, 2004 – Present ; WPCA 2009 – 2020 ; Board of Public Works 2015-2020; Seymour Pop Warner 2012 – 2015; Great Hill Hose Ladies Auxiliary 2006-2012
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“Seymour welcomed my family nearly twenty years ago. Since then, my daughter Alana and I have come to call many of your our friends and family.
In 2007, longtime Selectwoman Roberta King asked me to join the Board of Selectmen. Last year, I was honored to have the confidence of my colleagues to appoint me as First Selectwoman.
I am running because Seymour is my home – our home – and together, we realize our Town’s full potential.
In my first full term, we will hit the ground running with an Economic Development Director. With our incredible community partners, we will continue the spark of Downtown redevelopment, attract and expand businesses to reduce the tax burden of our residents. Beautification and remediation efforts are ongoing, and we will continue the pursuit of absentee property owners. As we emerge from the challenges of COVID, we welcome the return of our parades and community events, so we can begin reconnecting in person.
I look forward to working collaboratively with our new Superintendent, Dr. Compton, and our Board of Education to develop experiential learning programs for those looking to pursue careers in engineering, the trades, or environmental fields.
The cornerstone of any municipal government is transparency. We are made better when every resident has a voice. We will communicate local elections and budget referendums to residents via our CodeRED system and mailed notices. We will attract new perspectives to our Town Boards and Commissions, whose meeting calendars and detailed minutes are posted on our website.
My door is always open. If you have a concern, question, or idea, please do not hesitate to contact my office. I will always listen, and you will always hear back.
It is an honor to be your First Selectwoman. I look forward to working for you.”
Age:
52
Democratic Candidate
The Democrats did not nominate a candidate for First Selectman this year.
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
Christopher E. Bowen
Seeking office:
Board of Selectmen (incumbent)
Political party affiliation:
Democrat
Years lived in town/city:
Four consecutive, twenty-seven in all.
Profession:
Cellular Engineer
Prior elected office title and years served:
Incumbent on the Board of Selectmen
Local community or civic engagement:
Vice-Chair, Economic Development Commission, 2018-2019; Alternate, Planning and Zoning Commission, 2018-2019; Adjutant, American Legion Post 10, 2021-current (member since 2019); Member, American Civil Liberties Union, 2012-Current; Member, Liberal Gun Club, 2020-Current; member, Cato Institute, 2019-Current; coached and refereed various local sports leagues
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“When I ran in 2019, I wanted to give full transparency on what we were doing on the Board of Selectmen, and get people more involved in the political process. That process is ongoing, and has been successful so far. On top of that, I prioritize road and infrastructure repairs, preserving and maintaining our open spaces and land trusts, continuing to focus on economic development both downtown and on the Route 34 corridor, and updating statutes and regulations to fit the needs of a post-COVID 21st century. I also support and am pushing for a more acerbic approach to the Tri-Town Plaza, as attempts to work with the owner have not come to fruition and the property is increasingly dilapidated.”
Age: 41
Spouse and kids’ names:
Wife, Jenna Bowen (Duff), “Furbaby” Pupster Dryden, 9
Al Bruno
Seeking office:
BOARD OF SELECTMEN (incumbent)
Political party affiliation:
REPUBLICAN
Years lived in town/city:
17
Profession:
ATTORNEY
Prior elected office title and years served:
BOARD OF SELECTMEN/10 YEARS
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“Al was born and raised in the Valley and is a graduate of Bates College and Quinnipiac University School of Law. He is a member of the Connecticut Bar and practices with the law firm of Berchem Moses in Milford.
Al is married to Kristen Bruno. Al and Kristen have two children. Kristen is a school administrator in Fairfield and is running to retain her seat on the Seymour Board of Education. Al currently serves on the Board of Selectmen and is Deputy First Selectman.
What sets Al apart is that he is a leader and makes logical, informed decisions and resolves problems collaboratively with others. He understands that the key to change is fostering relationships and treating others with respect to achieve positive outcomes. Al desires to serve another term on the Board of Selectmen because he would like to continue to take an active part in improving and moving Seymour forward.
Al’s hobbies include exercising, reading, and hiking. He played football, basketball, and baseball in high school. Al also played college football.”
Trisha Danka, an incumbent Republican, is also running for re-election to the Seymour Board of Selectmen.
Click here for the Seymour GOP Facebook page.
Robert (Bob) Findley
Seeking office:
Board of Selectmen (incumbent)
Political party affiliation:
REPUBLICAN
Years lived in town:
26 years
Profession:
Director of North American Sales and Global Services at Emerson
Prior elected office:
Board of Selectmen
Local community or civic engagement:
Seymour WPCA Board (Active), Seymour Strategic Planning Committee (Active), Tax Commission Subcommittee (Active), Seymour Charter Commission (Past), Seymour Economic Development Committee (Past), Seymour Little League Softball Coach (2009-2014), Seymour Tradition Coach/Board (Active), President Brookfield Homeowner Association (Active), Seymour Pink 5K Volunteer (Active)
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“Using my passion for process improvement, I enjoy working with teams to thoroughly understand issues and needs with a goal of developing nonpartisan solutions. Also, I believe in establishing strategic plans with quantifiable metrics, built on a balance of consistency with an awareness of adapting to change to drive lasting outcomes.
Over the past 10 years the Town of Seymour has been able to build fiscal responsibility while remaining true to its residents under strong, committed leadership. With a stable foundation, we are well positioned for growth and I look forward to being a member of the team that helps to mold the future state of our community.
As part of the board, my main objectives will be to ensure that the residents of Seymour are well represented, maintain fiscal responsibility to operate efficiently and increase focus on economic development.”
Age:
53
Spouse and kids’ names:
Roxana (Wife), RJ (Son) and Rebecca (Daughter)
Patrick Lombardi
Seeking office:
Board of Selectmen (incumbent)
Political party affiliation:
Republican
Years lived in town/city:
44
Prior elected office title and years served:
Previously served as Deputy First Selectman
Local community or civic engagement:
A 40-year active member of Citizens Engine Co. #2, past assistant fire chief and fire commissioner, chairman of the Seymour Board of Public Works
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“Pat and Dianne have lived in Seymour for the past 44 years. They have two sons, Michael and James.
As a current member of the Board of Selectman, Pat is the Chairman of the Public Works Department and has previously served on several boards and commissions including Deputy First Selectman under two former First Selectman. Additionally, Pat is a 40-year active member of Citizens Eng. Co. #2 where he rose to the positions of Asst. Fire Chief and Fire Commissioner.
During his time on serving on boards and commissions he has effectively networked with various other town departments and officials addressing issues and focusing on problem solving leading to positive results both short and long term. For these reasons Pat is qualified and worthy of re-election.
Pat and Dianne enjoy traveling to Broadway Shows in New Haven and New York City as well as trips to Maine and Florida.”
Rich Luby
Seeking office:
Board of Selectmen
Political party affiliation:
Democrat
Years lived in town/city:
30
Profession:
1. Program Manager at a local Naugatuck Valley Non-Profit for people with disabilities
2. Remotely leading the career services department for a Chicago based tech school that assists military veterans who are transitioning into civilian careers
Prior elected office title and years served:
N/A
Local community or civic engagement:
EMT & Volunteer member of Seymour Ambulance
Seymour, CT Justice of the Peace
Seymour High School Graduate
Active Red Cross Volunteer in Naugatuck Valley
Currently an Emergency Preparedness Manager for CT residents with disabilities
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“I am running for a seat on Seymour’s Board of Selectmen because I am exhausted by my own recent inaction around local politics. Too often I have found myself scrolling through my social media feed viewing the comment section of virtually any town focused topic or vote and always having an opinion on a specific outcome. Instead of an after the fact opinion I would like to have a hands on approach to what happens in our town moving forward. My goal is to ensure that my actions reflect the shared values of my town residents no matter the political affiliation.”
“Action items: – Revitalizing Seymour’s downtown with a focus on new business that drives our residents to it’s storefronts (Restaurants, Bars, Coffee shops)
- Enhancing community engagement with a focus on the importance of our residents taking part in community events & local government
- Ensuring we maintain green space and a small town feel while also encouraging a growth in economic development”
Age: 38
Spouse and kids’ names:
Single, no children
Frederick D. Stanek
Seeking office:
Board of Selectmen
Political party affiliation:
Democratic Party
Years lived in town/city:
67+
Profession:
Attorney
Prior elected office title and years served:
Board of Education: 1989-2021; Board of Selectmen: 1983-1985; Library Board of Directors: 1981-1983.
Local community or civic engagement:
Member, Griffin Health Services Corporation Board of Directors; Griffin Hospital Board of Trustees; The Griffin Hospital Development Fund, Inc. Board of Directors; Seymour Parade and Events Committee; Seymour Community Center Building Committee; Seymour High School Alumni Hall of Fame; Seymour Democratic Town Committee.
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“I am seeking election to the Seymour Board of Selectmen because I care greatly about the Town of Seymour and know the Town very well. I understand the needs of the Town. Having graduated from Seymour High School and having served on the Board of Education for almost thirty-two years, I have a unique perspective on the history and needs of the Town. My experience as an attorney in municipal law, education law, real estate law and elder law will be an asset as a member of the Board of Selectmen.
If elected to the Board of Selectmen, my goals will be as follows:
1. To work cooperatively and in a bi-partisan manner with all Town officials and all people of the Town;
2. To support adequate funding for our public schools and public safety;
3.To create and fill a revised position of Economic Development Director/Town Planner to expand the business base of the Town, to work to create job programs for our students and to work to assist displaced workers to obtain jobs in our Community;
4. To expand the road improvement program in Seymour by evaluating the need to reconstruct certain roads and improve drainage before repaving;
5. To implement expanded measures to control spending. For example, by reducing the number of Town owned or leased vehicles;
6. To continue to work toward building a new, modern Community Center; and
7. To make sound decisions involving the environment.
I will work so that everyone living in Seymour will live by and take pride in the Slogan “Once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat!”
Age:
67
Children:
Courtenay, David and Patrick
BOARD OF FINANCE
Voters will be asked to choose up to four people on Election Day.
Richard Demko
Seeking office:
Board of Finance (incumbent)
Political party affiliation:
REPUBLICAN
Years lived in town/city:
13
Profession:
Prior: Surgical Assistant / Current: Record label owner and music producer/professional songwriter
Prior elected office title and years served:
Board of Finance 8 years
Local community or civic engagement:
Chairman SRTC, Chairman Seymour ZBA, Vice Chairman Seymour Public Works
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“I am running for my 3rd term on the Board of Finance because I feel serving the community is an important obligation in having a well balanced life and it’s my way of giving back to the community. I believe that my fiscally conservative approach will continue to help the people in my town financially, and I feel that I have more work to do in helping move the town of Seymour forward while making our town a more affordable place to live and work; all while maintaining the highest level of services available.”
Age:
42
Zani Imetovski
Seeking office:
Board of Finance, incumbent
Years lived in town/city:
Lifelong resident
Profession:
Policy Analyst, Connecticut General Assembly
Prior elected office title and years served:
Current member of Board of Finance
Local community or civic engagement:
N/A
Political party affiliation:
Democrat
Political party line on the ballot:
Democrat
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“It’s important that Seymour continue to invest in our schools, roads, and parks. I will continue to work to build a community that can provide great services and assets for residents – while following fiscal disciple when assembling the town budget.”
Beverly Kennedy, is a Republican incumbent running for re-election to the Seymour Board of Finance.
Click here for the Seymour GOP Facebook page.
Karen Lombardi is a candidate running for the Seymour Board of Finance on the Republican line.
Click here for the Seymour GOP Facebook page.
BOARD OF FINANCE ALTERNATE
Kristyn Haniewicz or Jeffrey L. Haniewicz are the candidates running on the Democratic line for Board of Finance alternates.
Click here for the Seymour Democratic Party’s Facebook page.
Lucy McConologue is a Republican running for election to the Board of Finance alternates.
Click here for the Seymour GOP Facebook page.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Antoine L. Billy
Seeking office:
Board of Education
Political party affiliation:
Democratic Party
Years lived in town/city:
10 yrs.
Profession:
Associate Principal of New Britain High School
Prior elected office title and years served:
None at this time
Local community or civic engagement:
I currently serve my town by volunteering as a coach for the 8U Seymour Pop Warner Tigers. I also served on the parent board for the reopening of schools during the 2020-2021 school year.
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“Education has changed the trajectory of my life and allowed me to be an example for my home community (Harlem, NYC). I want to serve the community in which I reside and provide a voice for the growing diversity within town. I hope to be a voice that is unifying, provides educational expertise and resources, and brings clarity to the perspectives that our parents and community are pushing. I also hope to create more partners that we work with in the community to have a village really help our students succeed. I believe that partnership with local colleges, businesses, and community providers will provide the wraparound services that our students throughout the state and, most importantly, in our community will need to be successful in this day and age.”
Age:
38
Spouse and kids’ names:
Wife, Kimberly; children: Peyton, Paris, Phoebe
Stephan Behuniak
Seeking office:
Board of Education
Political party affiliation:
Democratic
Years lived in town/city:
30
Profession:
Software Development
Prior elected office title and years served:
Board of Selectmen 2015-2019
Local community or civic engagement:
Board of Selectmen (former), Democratic Town Committee Chairman, Strategic Planning Committee, WPCA Board, Board of Ethics, Sustainability Committee, Livable Communities Committee (former).
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“I am running for the Board of Education because I came through the Seymour Public School system and have a lot of passion for its continued success. I also strongly believe that the Board of Education needs some new blood. If elected, I hope to fight for implementing full-day Pre-K, expanding shop class offering, and giving a voice to all community members. Given that we have just hired a new Superintendent, it is absolutely crucial that we have board members who support them fully and work with them to carry out our shared vision for our students’ success.”
Age:
30
Spouse and kids’ names:
Wife, Jennifer
Kristen Bruno
Seeking office:
Board of Education (incumbent)
Political party affiliation:
REPUBLICAN
Years lived in town/city:
17 years
Profession:
24 years in education, School Psychologist/Special Education Administrator
Prior elected office title and years served:
Served on BOE since January 2020
Local community or civic engagement:
Bungay PTA, Officer 2011-2013
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“Seymour is a wonderful town for children and families and a strong school system is great for the town. We need to partner with families and support our leaders, teachers, para educators and all staff to help our students grow. Moving through the pandemic, a return to extracurricular activities such as sports, clubs and the arts is so important for students to feel connected and develop leadership and other social/emotional skills. I value collaboration and try to consider multiple perspectives and make decisions based on what is in the best interest of children. Throughout my 24 year career in education, I have always believed we should not rest until each and every student is thriving.”
Spouse and kids’ names:
Husband: Al Bruno (Deputy First Selectman),
Children: Anthony and Katie
Chris Champagne
Seeking office:
Seymour Board of Education (incumbent)
Political party affiliation:
REPUBLICAN
Years lived in town/city:
11 Years
Profession:
Healthcare Automation
Prior elected office title and years served:
Seymour Board of Education (4 Years, 2017 – 2021)
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“I am seeking re-election to Seymour’s Board of Education because I believe that it is the right of every student to receive a safe, diverse, high quality education in order to be successful for the future and to also be a contributing member to society. It is also one way that I can serve the community I live in and love. My dream is that our students who graduate through the Seymour School District will continue on to pursue exciting careers of their own, but ultimately decide to raise families of their own back in Seymour. I enjoy being an integral part of the decision making process whether it is pertaining to student academics, extracurricular sports and activities, district policy, budgets, or hiring new staff because I truly believe that I am an ethical, compassionate, accountable, and fair board member that will always put the students best interests first. If re-elected, I will promote increased transparency within the district, meaningful and frequent communication, and continue towards the district vision that, “We strive to have all students succeed in all social and academic areas so they can become well rounded individuals who show compassion toward others and who can confidently confront and solve any problem with which they are faced.”
Age:
41
Spouse and kids’ names:
Rebecca (Spouse) – Brayden 13, Graysen 10, Adysen, 6 (Children)
Shannon Levey
Shannon Levey
Seeking office:
Board of Education
Political party affiliation:
REPUBLICAN
Years lived in town/city:
Eight years
Profession:
Special Education Teacher, now a stay at home mom
Prior elected office title and years served:
N/A
Local community or civic engagement:
Seymour High School alumnus, supporting my husband as Assistant Seymour Fire Chief Quinn Levey, and town sports with my children (most recently Pop Warner Cheerleading)
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“I care, I’m invested, I am a graduate of Seymour High School with deep roots within the Seymour community. I bring a valuable, fresh perspective on the needs of our schools district. I have a background in education and psychology, was a special education teacher and now am a stay at home mom. I understand the demands of a teacher in the classroom, as well as the challenges of parents and families with school age children. I went through the struggles of distance learning during the pandemic. I understand from multiple perspectives what our school district needs, and most importantly what our children need. I hope to work collaboratively with district staff, teachers, parents, families and other school community members. Our focus should always be doing what’s best for the children. To achieve this, we need to listen, hear everyone out, get creative, use our resources and come up with resolutions so that every child is challenged and achieves! With collaboration, communication and hard work we can make Seymour schools the best they can be! Once a wildcat, always a wildcat!”
Age:
34
Spouse and kids’ names : (optional):
Husband Quinn Levey, and daughters, Mackenzie Levey (age 6) & Mila Levey (age 2)
Edward L. Strumello
Seeking office:
Board of Education – incumbent
Political party affiliation:
Democratic
Year lived in town/city:
43
Profession:
Retired educator (teacher, coach, principal, athletic director) 33 years in Ansonia, 5 years in Seymour
Prior elected office:
Board of Assessors – 4 years
Local community or civic engagement:
Seymour Recreation Board – 16 years, 10 as Chairman; UConn Alumni New Haven Chapter – 14 years, Scholarship Chairman for 10 years; Seymour Democratic Town Committee – 30 years, treasurer for 8 years
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“I want to continue representing the students, parents, teachers, administrators, and staff of the Seymour School District. I have served on the Board of Education for 16 years. I believe that my experiences as a teacher, a coach, a principal, an athletic director, a parent, and a grandparent give me a unique understanding of what a great educational system looks like. My goals are to increase our strengths and improve our weaknesses. These goals can be accomplished in a collaborative manner irrespective of someone’s political affiliation. Also, I would like to renew our Seymour Community Based Mentoring Program which I initiated 6 years ago.”
Age:
73
Spouse and kids’ names:
Susan – wife, Jessica and Sean – children
BOARD OF ASSESSMENT APPEALS
Vote for up to two
Nicholas Cass
Seeking office:
Assessment Appeals
Political party affiliation:
Democrat
Years lived in town/city:
28
Profession:
Firefighter
Prior elected office title and years served:
N/A
Local community or civic engagement:
Volunteer firefighter for Citizen’s Engine Co. #2
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“Always looking for new and different ways to be involved and give back to my community.”
Saundra Gesek
Saundra Gesek
Seeking office:
Board of Assessment Appeals
Political party affiliation:
Democrat
Years lived in town/city:
66
Profession:
Retired teacher
Prior elected office title and years served:
2 years -BOS, 4 years BOE, 2 years BOAA
Local community or civic engagement:
Seymour Historical Society, Seymour Pink, SDTC, Livable Communities Committee, Charter Revision Committee, Chatfield/LoPresti Building Committee
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“To give taxpayers who disagree with their property assessment the ability to appeal and change their assessment.”
Gregory Kszywienski and Thomas N. Schutte are two running on the Republican line for the Seymour Board of Assessment Appeals. Click here to read information from the Seymour GOP Facebook page.
PLANNING & ZONING
Democrats Robert Vanegghen and John Stelma are running the Seymour’s P&Z Commission. Click here for the Democratic party’s Facebook page.
Republican candidate Joseph P. Ziehl is also running. Click here for the Seymour GOP Facebook page.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS
John Duke
Seeking office:
Board of Police Commissioners (incumbent)
Political party affiliation:
REPUBLICAN
Years lived in town/city:
46
Profession:
Corporate Security
Prior elected office title and years served:
Board of Police Commissioners (2 years)
Local community or civic engagement:
Seymour Fire Department- Citizens Engine Co. #2
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“As a part of the BoPC for the last 2 years we have moved the department forward with new I.T. infrastructure, vehicles and updated equipment. I am a strong proponent of continuous training and incorporating new and more effective techniques based on current national law enforcement trends. We have recently completed a candidate search and interviews for the Police Chief position. I had personally made the proposal to bring back the position of a community police officer which is currently back in place and running successfully. I would like the opportunity to continue to represent the people of Seymour while supporting the officers of the Seymour police Department. I believe in full transparency and making the hard choices even when they are unpopular. The towns best interests will always be first and foremost.
Age:
46
Colleen D. Fries
Seeking office:
Board of Police Commissioners
Political party affiliation:
Democrat
Years lived in town/city:
30 years.
Profession:
Attorney
Prior elected office title and years served:
Appointed to Board of Police Commissioners in 2019 to serve remainder of term of Frank Conroy.
Local community or civic engagement:
Seymour Pink; Town Attorney; Charter Revision Commission; Seymour Pumpkin Festival.
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“I would like to return to serve on the Board of Police Commissioners because I believe I come with a different perspective being outside of law enforcement while still understanding both sides of management, officers and citizens.”
Thomas LaPaglia
Seeking office:
Board of police commissioners
Political party affiliation:
Democrat
Years lived in town/city:
53
Profession:
Retired
Prior elected office title and years served:
2 years BOAA 5 years Registrar of voters
Local community or civic engagement:
Board of public works, Livable communities committee
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“My name is Tom LaPaglia and I’m running for Seymour board of Police Commission. I’m a long time resident of Seymour and I’ve served on the Board of assessment appeals, registrar of voters, and livable communities I was a small business owner and served in the military and understand structure, organization and responsibility. Every day Law enforcement is coming under attack and our officers need support now more than ever. Connecticut has recently enacted the Police Accountability Act and it’s important that the board provide the support that is required to meet the new mandates. I will bring a perspective that will help align the growth and development of the department with these new legislative requirements as well as providing the proper oversight the board is responsible for. I believe in bipartisan cooperation and will work with fellow board members to do what is right for the community, department and officers. I understand the board is responsible for important decisions such as hiring of officers, department promotions and officer accountability. I will be fair in my decision making while always doing what is right for the community I hope the voters will consider me for the Seymour Board of Police Commission.”
Republican Robert J. Koskelowski, Sr. is running for the police commission. Click here to visit the Seymour GOP Facebook page.
LIBRARY TRUSTEE
Paula Chapla
Seeking office:
Library Board of Directors (incumbent)
Political party affiliation:
REPUBLICAN
Years lived in town/city:
40 years
Profession:
Operations Manager & Educator – Retired
Prior elected office title and years served:
Library Board of Directors – 8 years
Local community or civic engagement:
Member of the Friends of Seymour Public Library; Zoning Board of Appeals
Why are you running for office and what do you hope to accomplish?
“I’m running for office because the SPL is a valuable resource for town residents. The library offers programming for toddlers to adults, computer and wi-fi access for patrons and a knowledgeable staff. I’d like to see the library continually improving its offerings, and staying current with technological advances. Having the Board work in partnership with the Friends has allowed us to provide a better environment for all our patrons.”
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Alex Danka is a Republican running for library trustee. Click here for the Seymour GOP Facebook page.
Michael A. Flynn, is a Democrat running for library trustee. Click here for the Seymour Democratic Town Committee Facebook page.
