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“Given the many extreme views of the local Republican candidates, I am confident that Hector – a Democratic candidate, is more qualified to represent the views of Greenwich’s moderate Republican electorate than any candidate on the Republican ticket, including his opponent.” – Miriam Kreuzer, Board of Estimate and Taxation, Member Continue Reading →
“In May of 2019, (Kimberly Fiorello) voted to cut funding for Cardinal Stadium at Greenwich High School where the bleachers have been condemned— and in December abstained from the vote to dedicate funds for mechanical system upgrades there. In May of 2018, she voted to slash funds for Central Middle School’s field which has been in woefully poor condition for years. She also voted to delay work at the Hamilton Avenue School fields in January of 2019.” – Group letter Continue Reading →
This year’s canceled events include the annual New Canaan Dog Days, the annual Puttin’ on the Dog, the annual Howl & Prowl, and the inaugural Fairfield Dog Days.
“The cancellation of events this year has led to a shortage of $70,000 in funds that we desperately need to carry out our mission.” – Kristen Alouisa, Executive Director at Adopt-a-Dog Continue Reading →
“Fred and his department had a Zoom account for more than a year before COVID hit. They moved to work from home immediately, and Fred’s “25 Things You Can Do Online From the Registrars of Voters Webpage” was presented as a model for other departments.” – John Lucarelli, Greenwich Continue Reading →
“After less than a year holding one of the 230 seats in the Representative Town Meeting, and having held no other office, Ryan Fazio has set his sites on the upper body of the State Legislature. His professional experience appears to be limited to a stream of work as an energy trader, which is hardly management experience. And, while Ronald Reagan famously quipped about Mondale that he “wouldn’t exploit…his opponent’s youth and inexperience,” Fazio’s youth and inexperience is a real issue for me.” – Richard C. Case, Greenwich Continue Reading →
In her epic biography, Alexander reconstructs the life of black suffragist Adella Hunt Logan, the author’s grandmother, in a gripping manner that blends family lore, historical research, and literary imagination. Continue Reading →
“In hearing him talk, it seemed like he had a cold. A sore throat, possibly. And symptoms that could be the beginning stages of COVID-19. But what did the tests show? And when? Like other medical information about him, he felt he wasn’t compelled to tell the public very much. The doctors were put in a compromising position and the lead doctor did exaggerate just a little about Trump’s condition, initially.” – Don Hermann Continue Reading →
“Connecticut ranks near the bottom in our nation as the least friendly state to small business. It does not
need to be this way.” – Lolly Prince Continue Reading →
“Greenwich Voices for Democracy (GVFD) has determined that scores of its political signs were wrongfully taken by the Town of Greenwich and carted off to be destroyed. GVFD strongly condemns this flagrant violation of its First Amendment rights.” – Greenwich Voices for Democracy Continue Reading →
“Local Democrats are not comfortable running on their record. It is a bad one. Instead, they have decided to put all of their eggs into one basket: Their singular goal is to tie our local candidates to a polarizing President for whom they have great disdain.” – Dan Quigley, RTC Chair Continue Reading →