Ridgefield News
September 20, 1999

Campaign Hqs Opening

Marconi Democratic Headquarters To Open

Ridgefield's winning team for 1999: [Seated] Selectman Mike Jones, First Selectman candidate Rudy Marconi, Police Commission candidate George Kain. [Standing] Board of Finance Chairman Bernie Dzielinski, ZBA Alternate candidate Henry Seeman, P&Z Commissioner Di Masters, standing in for fellow commissioner Walter Slavin, Rob Miller, school board candidate, and Bob Opotzner and Kitty Fischer, current BOE members.

On Saturday, September 25, 1999 from 11 AM to 3PM, the Campaign Headquarters of Rudy Marconi and the Democratic Party opens at the former site of Volt Music, next to Stop and Shop. The opening will feature Rudy along with the Democratic candidates for the Board of Selectman, Board of Education, Board of Finance, Police Commission, Planning and Zoning and the Zoning Board of Appeals as they personally bring their message to residents.

The festivities also mark another key endorsement for Rudy Marconi as Danbury Mayor Gene Eriquez plans to attend and make a formal announcement of support for Rudy as First Selectman of Ridgefield. The popular Democrat and Mayor of Danbury, will outline how he and Rudy plan to work together for the betterment of their towns once Rudy is elected.

Marconi Democratic Headquarters in Copps Hill Plaza is already busy with campaign activities, as these volunteers prepare an important mailing.

Young Ridgefielders—children from babies to 18—will have their very own "taste" of campaigning when they meet Rudy on Saturday. Every child under 18 will receive a "Rudy Dollar" coupon for a FREE ice cream at the Carvel Ice Cream Store, Copps Hill Commons, (one per customer). Parents and families are welcome to drop by any time from 11-3 to talk to Rudy and get a "Rudy Dollar" for ice cream.

The festivities at Democratic Headquarters will include, food, music, balloons and conversation. It is free to all.

"I want to invite the entire town—Republican or Democrat—to meet me and my team on Saturday, September 25th. Our campaign is about raising your expectations of Town government in Ridgefield and its responsibility to you, its citizens," said Rudy Marconi.

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