Unorthodox, unusual, exhilarating Morning Number 1 brings to listener’s daily dose of refreshing local infotainment and entertainment

Unorthodox, unusual, exhilarating Morning Number 1 brings to listener’s daily dose of refreshing local infotainment and entertainment

土曜の朝に清澄白河エリアからスタートし、朝食会場までラン。走って、朝食を一緒に食べるというシンプルな会のポッドキャスト。

Unorthodox, unusual, exhilarating Morning Number 1 brings to listener’s daily dose of refreshing local infotainment and entertainment

Unorthodox, unusual, exhilarating Morning Number 1 brings to listener’s daily dose of refreshing local infotainment and entertainment

Unorthodox, unusual, exhilarating Morning Number 1 brings to listener’s daily dose of refreshing local infotainment and entertainment

Unorthodox, unusual, exhilarating Morning Number 1 brings to listener’s daily dose of refreshing local infotainment and entertainment

Unorthodox, unusual, exhilarating Morning Number 1 brings to listener’s daily dose of refreshing local infotainment and entertainment

Sometimes it’s all about you.

Unorthodox, unusual, exhilarating Morning Number 1 brings to listener’s daily dose of refreshing local infotainment and entertainment

Unorthodox, unusual, exhilarating Morning Number 1 brings to listener’s daily dose of refreshing local infotainment and entertainment

Unorthodox, unusual, exhilarating Morning Number 1 brings to listener’s daily dose of refreshing local infotainment and entertainment

And eat 'til you puke.

On Election Day, Connecticut voters will not only be asked to endorse candidiates for public office. This year's ballot contains two constitutional ballot questions. By voting 'Yes' and passing Amendment 1, voters would endorse preserving Connecticut’s Special Transportation Fund, and require it to be used exclusively for transportation purposes including paying transportation-related debt. By voting 'Yes' and passing Amendment 2, voters would limit the General Assembly’s ability to pass legislation

Do your duty.

On November 6 Connecticut voters will be going to the polls to cast their ballots. But what if there's something preventing you from voting in person? QUALIFIED VOTERS can simply report to their municipal Town Clerk's office to apply for and complete an absentee ballot. If you are an active member of the armed forces of the United States; scheduled to be out of town during all hours of voting on Election Day; if you have an illness preventing you from voting in person, or have religious beliefs that

In Connecticut, there are three ways an individual can become a candidate for public office - being nominated by a state-recognized political party; by running as an independent, often by petitioning to get their names on the ballot; OR, an individual can run as a write-in candidate. Beside major party candidates, voters on November 6 will find Independent, minor party, petitioning, and write-in candidates running for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, as well as Connecticut's Governor,

It won't end well...

Connecticut has 151 state House districts covering one or more communities - and this coming Election Day, registered voters in each district will elects one representative to serve a two-year term. Those Representatives make up the lower chamber of the Connecticut General Assembly, which alongside the Connecticut State Senate, form the legislative branch of our state government. Elected state representatives work in conjunction with the governor to create laws and establish a state budget

Before you celebrate conquest realize you could be next.