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After the ceremony outside Greenwich High School, volunteers clad in gardening gloves and toting shovels caravaned to Riverside School, New Lebanon School, and Central Middle School to plant the bulbs.
“As we approach Election Day 2026, it pains me, as a lifelong Greenwich resident who has volunteered most of his life, to see what one-party rule has done to our beloved state of Connecticut.” – David D’Andrea
“Long before any election season, Steve was already showing up. Years ago, on one of the hottest days of summer, he was the first candidate to come to our door, introduce himself, and explain why he wanted to serve this community. That sincerity, accessibility, and the personal connections he makes have never changed since that first meeting.” – Patrick Grasso
“As someone who has to debate and testify every year when a member of the Democratic Party puts out legislation to circumvent local zoning, I am always pleased to see Tina standing beside me, not only testifying, but working hard behind the scenes to keep our beautiful town and its decisions in the hands of those who know it best: its residents.” – Fred Camillo
Athena Books will open at 68 Lewis Street in downtown Greenwich.
Polls open for early voting starting Monday, Oct 19 at Greenwich Town Hall. You can vote from 10:00am to 6:00pm, daily through Sunday, Nov 1. There are extended hours on Oct 27 and 29 from 8:00am to 8:00pm. Mid term election day is Nov 3. Continue Reading →
“If we get affordability right, we do more than lower a few bills. We give families a reason to stay, businesses a reason to invest, and the next generation a reason to build its future here.” – Joe Kelly Continue Reading →
Jim Cameron asks, Do we really want drones flying over our homes, delivering packages for Amazon? Continue Reading →
The RMA’s Oct 21 meeting at Christ Church will feature a talk by author Karen Elliott House. For nearly five decades she reported from Saudi Arabia and brings that experience to her latest book on the Saudi Crown Prince and his country. Continue Reading →
“Medical overbilling erodes public trust, wastes vital public resources, and is against the law. My office stands ready with our federal and state partners to take action against anyone who abuses the system.” – Attorney General Tong Continue Reading →
By Stephanie Paulmeno, Dr. Stephanie R. Paulmeno, Co-Chair, The Patient is U Foundation
The Patient Is U Foundation’s breakfast panel drew 86 attendees and honored two Greenwich residents, including the late Claudio Pannunzio, who first envisioned the event. Will artificial intelligence help us, influence us — or crowd out the human connection patients need most? That question drew 86 healthcare professionals, community leaders and residents to Fairfield University on Wednesday, Oct. 14, for “Compassionate Care in the Age of AI: Exploring the Opportunities, Responsibilities and Risks,” a breakfast panel organized by The Patient is U Foundation (TPIU). The Connecticut-based nonprofit works to restore, teach and reinforce compassion at every point of a patient’s healthcare experience; from a medical practice website and front-desk staff, to clinicians paraprofessionals, support staff, and even parking attendants. Continue Reading →
Police said a man with a suspended NY license was sleeping in an unregistered vehicle with the wrong plates. When police said it would be towed, the suspect tried to move it, but then got out and left it in neutral, at which point it rolled backward, almost running him over. Continue Reading →
Children and families are encouraged to come dressed in their favorite costumes and enjoy an afternoon of spooky fun in a welcoming community atmosphere. Goody bags will be provided to participating children. Continue Reading →
“I understand the national stakes can feel overwhelming. But our response and our responsibility begin close to home, with the representatives we choose and the standards we insist they uphold. State government matters. So does every vote.” – Pam Ferraro, Glenville Continue Reading →
“Local control is the difference between a town that shapes its own future and one reshaped by Hartford mandates.” – Ed Dadakis Continue Reading →