Westport Supports The Resolution

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   Name: Amy Benjamin on Jan 8, 2013

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   Name: Ligia Brickus on Jan 8, 2013

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   Name: Denise Michalowski on Jan 8, 2013

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   Name: Maria Vita on Jan 8, 2013

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   Name: Karen Smith on Jan 8, 2013

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6. 506
   Name: Harold Foodman on Jan 8, 2013

   Comments: I support this petition fully

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   Name: Arline Foodman on Jan 8, 2013

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   Name: Laura Fishman on Jan 8, 2013

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   Name: Carol Seiple on Jan 8, 2013

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 8, 2013

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    Name: Leatrice Platt on Jan 8, 2013

    Comments: i support this petition. our cou ntry urgently needs to enact stronger legislation on gun laws.

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    Name: William Hickson on Jan 8, 2013

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13. 513
    Name: Robert Driscoll on Jan 9, 2013

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    Name: Jane Ross on Jan 9, 2013

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    Name: Merideth Ostrer on Jan 9, 2013

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    Name: Al Sunwoo on Jan 9, 2013

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    Name: Kate Doyle on Jan 9, 2013

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    Name: Karen Silver Bloom on Jan 9, 2013

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    Name: Joan Kern Soboslai on Jan 9, 2013

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20. 520
    Name: Matt Baldwin on Jan 9, 2013

    Comments: Thank you!

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    Name: Glenn Levin on Jan 9, 2013

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22. 522
    Name: Terry Sauer on Jan 10, 2013

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    Name: Gail Pesyna on Jan 10, 2013

    Comments: I cannot express strongly enough my support of this activity.

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24. 524
    Name: Fiona Holmes on Jan 10, 2013

    Comments: what is not to like about this

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25. 525
    Name: Joanne Leaman on Jan 10, 2013

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    Name: Greg Rosen on Jan 10, 2013

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    Name: Tracy Rosen on Jan 10, 2013

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    Name: Brittany Martin on Jan 12, 2013

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 13, 2013

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30. 530
    Name: Lalay on Jan 19, 2013

    Comments: by the late Hitchens.by Candice MillardA historical and baioriphgcal account of Theodore Roosevelt\'s exploration of the Amazon River.by William DalrympleDalrymple tells of his travels through what was one the Byzantine empire, following a journey originally undertaken by a 6th century Christian monk.by Robert WittmanWhittman recounts his career as an undercover agent for the FBI\'s Art Crime Team.by Mark C. TaylorTaylor presents a critique of America\'s higher education system and offers controversial solutions such as ending tenure and emphasizing teaching over research.by Sarah WatersA ghost story set in 1940s England, within the context of the British class system.by David BrooksThe New York Times columnist explores the unconscious mind, deciphering modern neurological and sociological research.by Nicole KraussA fictional account, by the talented Krauss, of four characters and a desk that connects their stories, from 1944 Budapest to the reign of Pinochet.by Irfan OrgaA tale of a Turkish family living in the last days of the Ottoman Empire.by Stephen FryMemoir by the English comedian, actor and director.by Jacqueline NovogratzWritten by the founder and CEO of Acumen Fund, this book explores philanthropic efforts to \"save the world\" through touching accounts of the people she encounters in Africa.by Hans KeilsonFrom the NY Times: This dark comedy about Nazi occupied Europe \"is a masterpiece, and Hans Keilson is a genius.\"by Peter CareyFrom the NY Times: the book \"grabs its subject and marches down Main Street playing full out, provoking a reader’s delighted applause and — as is often the case with this exuberant novelist — a small measure of exasperation.\"by Rebecca SklootHenrietta Lacks unknowingly donated her cells to science, and sixty years later, they are still helping solve medical mysteries.by Mehran KamravaAn overview of the making of the contemporary Middle Eastby Afshin MolaviIranian-American journalist Molavi spent approximately one year (1999-2000) living in Teheran and exploring the country that his family had left more than 20 years beforeby Gail CollinsRevealing vignettes and well-told storiesby Michael Thompson and Cathe O\'Neill-Grace

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    Name: Bogdan on Jan 19, 2013

    Comments: by the late Hitchens.by Candice MillardA historical and biipaaghocrl account of Theodore Roosevelt's exploration of the Amazon River.by William DalrympleDalrymple tells of his travels through what was one the Byzantine empire, following a journey originally undertaken by a 6th century Christian monk.by Robert WittmanWhittman recounts his career as an undercover agent for the FBI's Art Crime Team.by Mark C. TaylorTaylor presents a critique of America's higher education system and offers controversial solutions such as ending tenure and emphasizing teaching over research.by Sarah WatersA ghost story set in 1940s England, within the context of the British class system.by David BrooksThe New York Times columnist explores the unconscious mind, deciphering modern neurological and sociological research.by Nicole KraussA fictional account, by the talented Krauss, of four characters and a desk that connects their stories, from 1944 Budapest to the reign of Pinochet.by Irfan OrgaA tale of a Turkish family living in the last days of the Ottoman Empire.by Stephen FryMemoir by the English comedian, actor and director.by Jacqueline NovogratzWritten by the founder and CEO of Acumen Fund, this book explores philanthropic efforts to "save the world" through touching accounts of the people she encounters in Africa.by Hans KeilsonFrom the NY Times: This dark comedy about Nazi occupied Europe "is a masterpiece, and Hans Keilson is a genius."by Peter CareyFrom the NY Times: the book "grabs its subject and marches down Main Street playing full out, provoking a reader’s delighted applause and — as is often the case with this exuberant novelist — a small measure of exasperation."by Rebecca SklootHenrietta Lacks unknowingly donated her cells to science, and sixty years later, they are still helping solve medical mysteries.by Mehran KamravaAn overview of the making of the contemporary Middle Eastby Afshin MolaviIranian-American journalist Molavi spent approximately one year (1999-2000) living in Teheran and exploring the country that his family had left more than 20 years beforeby Gail CollinsRevealing vignettes and well-told storiesby Michael Thompson and Cathe O'Neill-Grace

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32. 532
    Name: Martha on Jan 19, 2013

    Comments: Thanks for contriubitng. It's helped me understand the issues.

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    Name: Modular Homes New York on Jun 5, 2013

    Comments: MU3QwF Really enjoyed this article post.Thanks Again. Want more.

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