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“I’ve always supported local control. I’m not in favor of high rises. I was born in the Bronx and lived in Brooklyn before I moved to Greenwich. If I wanted high rises I would have stayed in Brooklyn.” – State Rep Steve Meskers (D-150)
“Rear Window” is this Saturday’s entry in the Friends of the Byram Shubert Library’s monthly classic film series. The free screening will begin at 2:00pm in the library’s Friends Community Room, 21 Mead Avenue. Starring movie greats James Stewart and Grace Kelly, is one of director Alfred Hitchcock’s finest.
“There is good reason why Hector has been endorsed by CT Realtors, Planned Parenthood, CT Against Gun Violence, Moms Demand Action, the Sierra Club, and the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters. He fights to make sure that all of us here in Greenwich are heard in Hartford.” – Cheryl Trepp Moss
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden or Greenwich Hospital. The family plans a private memorial service later this fall.
Longtime LWV moderator Kay Maxwell and GHS senior Zarah Haque took turns asking the questions.
The Purple Ribbon Award honors an individual who has made significant contributions to the lives of domestic violence survivors in our community. Attorney Blomberg, a partner at Schoonmaker George, has been working with YWCA Greenwich’s Harmony Project staff since 2018, providing guidance on how domestic violence plays out in civil and family court cases and how abusive partners are able to use the legal system against victims. Continue Reading →
“One of Rachel’s key accomplishments has been her work to increase funding for childcare programs that support working families. She has been a strong advocate for expanding access to affordable childcare and early childhood education programs, recognizing that these services are essential for parents to maintain employment and provide a stable future for their children.” – Sumati Prabhu Continue Reading →
“I am voting for the full Republican Ticket. Including for my good friend and neighbor, Tod Laudonia, to take back CT’s 151st house district.” – Jim Capparelle Continue Reading →
“While police officers are in an almost defenseless position to advocate for their profession and their long-standing body of work, his track records in office and in our community demonstrates he truly cares about the impact legislation has on the ability of police officers to effectively and safely fulfill our duty to protect the people.” – Stamford Police Association president David O’Meara Continue Reading →
“This year, our ballots will contain a unique opportunity for the public to weigh in on this question: Shall the Constitution of the State be amended to permit the General Assembly to allow each voter to vote by absentee ballot?” – LWV Greenwich Continue Reading →
“I urge my fellow community members to join me in supporting Rachel Khanna’s re-election so she can continue her vital work on behalf of food equity for all Connecticut students.” – Ali Ghiorse Continue Reading →
“His youthful energy, intelligence, and forward-thinking vision for Connecticut are exactly what we need at this challenging and complex time.” – Aaron Kennon, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
“Tina, on the other hand, has run a negative campaign, making unfounded claims about Rachel’s votes on key issues – falsehoods that have been fact-checked and debunked – demonstrating the extent to which she is willing to mislead voters for political gain.” – Cathleen Donnelly, Stamford Continue Reading →
“While Simmons’ donors align with the progressive values of Connecticut, Fazio’s donations to Texas Senator Ted Cruz – who opposes reproductive rights and denies climate change – and his decision to take money from donors in Texas raises significant questions.” – Peter Eldridge, New Canaan Continue Reading →
“It is rare, these days, to find a candidate who is honest and trustworthy. A candidate who won’t just tell you what you want to hear for the sake of your vote.” – Icy Frantz Continue Reading →