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149th House District Debate Highlights: Housing Legislation, Transportation Funding & Tolls, Fiscal Guardrails, AI & Data Centers

By: greenwichfreepress | 4 hours ago

Round Hill debates included questions for the State Rep candidates in the 149th district.

Letter to the Editor

A Personal Experience with State Rep Hector Arzeno

“I came to the United States from Afghanistan after the Taliban took control of the country in August 2021. I applied for asylum while my son was still a child. During the lengthy immigration process, my son turned 21. In 2025, he was taken into ICE custody and remained detained for more than 90 days.” – Javid

Letter to the Editor

Stone McGuigan: Meskers Is Deeply Engaged in Town Affairs; Selflessly Available to Constituents

“Steve has made sure our community’s needs are heard in Hartford. Since he has been elected he has brought over 40 million dollars back to Greenwich, supporting the programs, infrastructure, and services that make our town stronger.” – Janet Stone McGuigan

Real Estate

Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Sept 30, 2026

25 Cove Road sold on Sept 30, 2026 for $5,800,000

More Headlines

Governor Lamont Presents Citation to Coffee for Good, Marking National Disability Employment Awareness Month
Cruikshank: A Successful State Senator Needs to Build Alliances
Rain or Shine, Abilis Walk/Run at Greenwich Point Park Set for Sunday Morning

FEATURED

Round Hill Association Hosts Debate for State Senate 36th District

Questions were posed by Round Hill Association’s Brendan DeSimone. Topics included cost of healthcare, affordable housing legislation, and fiscal guardrails.

Around Town

Greenwich Land Trust Celebrates 50 Years of Conservation with 27th Annual GO WILD! Family Field Day

By: greenwichfreepress | 3 hours ago

Held at the Greenwich Polo Club, GO WILD! is one of Greenwich Land Trust’s signature community events and is expected to welcome more than 1,000 people for an afternoon designed to get children and adults outside and enjoying the outdoors together. Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Berg: Oberlander understands the importance of railroad improvements to Connecticut’s economy

By: greenwichfreepress | October 10, 2026

“Oberlander fully supports ‘Time for CT,’ Governor Lamont’s comprehensive, multi-year plan to rebuild, improve, and expand the Connecticut rail network…Travel-time savings can ripple through the economy.” – Peter Berg Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Wasserman: Affordability and the Kitchen Table Question

By: greenwichfreepress | October 10, 2026

“I know Jill. And she knows families are feeling the squeeze. Jill is prepared for this. She has dealt with difficult budget and financial issues before and has the experience to deal with them today.  – Svetlana Wasserman Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

PRIHODA: Candidates, Wake up and Smell the Coffee

By: greenwichfreepress | October 10, 2026

“Those running for office who claim ‘local is not national’ are either lying or not paying attention to what is happening in CT and in other states.” – Monica Prihoda, Riverside Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Letter: Amiel Goldberg is a moderate voice for reasonable gun safety

By: greenwichfreepress | October 10, 2026

“Amiel Goldberg criticizes several no votes taken by his one-term opponent, Tina Courpas.” – Judith Berg Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Mossman: Joe Kelly Works with All Groups to Get Things Done

By: greenwichfreepress | October 10, 2026

“Joe has already shown that he can convert the skills he developed in a long and successful business career to solving problems for people.” – Jams Mossman Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Joe Kelly: A Privilege to Serve

By: greenwichfreepress | October 10, 2026

“It takes a rare kind of person to run into danger for people they’ve never met and ask nothing in return. Every first responder I’ve served with deserves far more credit than they’ll ever get.” – Joe Kelly Continue Reading →

Schools

Beloved Parkway School Head Custodian Rich Young Honored

By: greenwichfreepress | October 9, 2026

On Tuesday, October 6, Rich Young was honored for 40 years of service with the Greenwich Public Schools, including 30 at Parkway School. Continue Reading →

Giving

Greenwich Honors David D’Andrea and Launches “A Court for Life” Campaign at Hamilton Avenue

By: greenwichfreepress | October 9, 2026

Greenwich Parks and Recreation Foundation establishes Hamilton Avenue Hoops Fund with an initial $50,000 goal. Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Sprung: Support Tina Courpas for State Representative for 149th

By: greenwichfreepress | October 9, 2026

“During the current legislative term Democrats chose to ignore those fiscal guardrails by diverting to other uses approximately $1.2 billion that could have be used to pay down pension debt – a diversion Tina opposed.” – Jane Sprung Continue Reading →

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