We have enough public service workers. That's a [Derived Headline]

From: New Haven Register | Date: May 27, 2008| Author: Tom Veilleux | Copyright information

We have enough public service workers. That's a major problem.

Frank

Branford

Public service is very important.

Anna

West Haven

Without public service, I don't know how anyone could survive.

Lois

Branford

Public service is very important.

Eugene

New Haven

It is very important, as long as the right-wingers' sons and daughters go into it.

Charlie

North Haven

It was important until it created...

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