He was appointed as a federal prosecutor by Robert F. Kennedy, put members of the Genovese crime family behind bars, married a tennis pro and then spent decades as a lawmaker in both New York and Connecticut. Now after 50 years of public service, state Sen. Ed Meyer, D-Guilford, is retiring as he approaches age 80.
April 10, 2014 at 06:55 PM
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He was appointed as a federal prosecutor by Robert F. Kennedy, put members of the Genovese crime family behind bars, married a tennis pro and then spent decades as a lawmaker in both New York and Connecticut.
Now after 50 years of public service, state Sen. Ed Meyer, D-Guilford, is retiring as he approaches age 80. He announced recently that he will not seek reelection to his Senate seat this November.
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