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“Despite all of the tragedy and hardship that many in our community have experienced over the past several months, the medium and long term changes that the pandemic has ushered in present us with an opportunity to re-establish Connecticut as a premier place to prosper and raise our families.” – Sage Withrow, Greenwich Continue Reading →
Today the need for comprehensive and compassionate care to assist people with substance use disorders is greater than ever in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue Reading →
“Sen. Alex Kasser’s record to protect my generation, our values, and futures is shown as she got an ‘F’ by the NRA and is endorsed by CT against Gun Violence, Moms Demand Action, Stamford Firefighters, Planned Parenthood, Naral Pro-Choice Connecticut, and Connecticut League of Conservation Voters.” – Sarah E. Mickley, Sacred Heart Greenwich Class of 2021 Continue Reading →
The Greenwich High School annual We The People debate, a collaboration with Greenwich League of Women Voters, was held via Zoom and 550 students and teachers tuned in. Continue Reading →
Thunder Travel 8u Fall Ball team brought home the GHVBL (Greater Hudson Valley Baseball League) 8u B Gold Bracket Championship on Oct 24. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police spotted a driver on Riversville Rd leave its lane of travel and almost leave the roadway before abruptly swerving back into the correct lane. Continue Reading →
DEA New England Field Division sets record collecting over 57 tons of prescription drugs, electronic vaping devices and cartridges during the 19th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Continue Reading →
Around 2:00am on Tuesday, multiple police responded to the area of Carleton Street in central Greenwich on a report of attempted car break-ins. Continue Reading →
“I will be voting for State Representative Steve Meskers this fall and will continue supporting Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo. It does not matter what party you belong to as a Greenwich citizen. What is important is to vote for people who care about the people they represent.” – Robert Van Glahn, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
“Given her position of leadership on the BOE, I would have thought that Ms. Stowe would have been supportive and helped to creatively lead the effort to streamline costs without layoffs and without diminishing the quality of education. I was surprised and disappointed that Ms. Stowe reportedly instead chose in April to participate in a public demonstration opposing the plan to keep spending at the same level as last year. Press reports indicate that this demonstration resulted in gridlock in downtown Greenwich.” – Barry Weston, Stamford Continue Reading →