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“Not only do we have a pool, Mr. Arora are you aware that our swim, dive and water polo teams are second to none? That the boys swim team has won 49 of the last 50 annual FCIAC championships! Or that our water polo program is considered the finest outside California. Aquatics is still a PE requirement for freshmen, same as it was when I attended GHS decades ago. Even a lifeguard course is offered as an elective.” – Molly Saleeby Continue Reading →
“The representatives that you send to the State Legislature this year could likely control whether a woman in Connecticut has the Right to Choose.” – Jeffrey Ramer Continue Reading →
Orders can be picked up “Drive Thru” style, at the Junior League of Greenwich Headquarters, 231 East Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, Sunday, Oct. 25, between 4:00-5:00pm or 5:00pm-6:00pm. Continue Reading →
“Those of us who live in the 149th district in Greenwich and north Stamford need a voice in Hartford to change the abysmal financial situation that confronts Connecticut residents.” – Valerie Stauffer Continue Reading →
On Oct 12 multiple Greenwich Police patrol cars responded to a residence in Western Greenwich on a report of a physical altercation between a man and a woman. On scene investigation revealed that Edwin Fabian Quizhpi-Avila, 29, of N Water Street, had gotten in a verbal argument with the victim which then turned physical. Police say violent and tumultuous behavior occurred within the common room of the apartment, in the presence of another woman resident and her child, and also resulted in injury to the victim. The injuries consisted of bruising and scratches to the victim’s left inner bicep, where she had been forcibly grabbed by Quizhpi-Avila. Quizhpi-Avila was charged with Assault 3, Disorderly Conduct and Risk of Injury to a Child. Continue Reading →
“The Police Accountability law has stripped away an officer’s qualified immunity, subjecting them to civil lawsuits.” – Brad Radulovacki Continue Reading →
“I believe that the Byram community is well served and lucky to have Steve as our representative.” – Javier Aleman Continue Reading →
“We need people in Hartford that will show true courage and uncover the wasteful spending, have courage to question the high costs of construction, show courage and stand up against the one party rule that has led our state into billions of dollars of debt.” – Patrick Sasser, Founder of No Tolls CT Continue Reading →
Sip & Shop for Swim Across America Fairfield County began in 2016 as a way to showcase the local small businesses run by women. The annual event was founded by Nancy Carr and her event partner Roseann Sarica Benedict, who originally met raising their children in Greenwich. The event has since expanded to include many other, mostly women-owned small businesses. Continue Reading →
