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“Hector’s trajectory from the PTA to the RTM exemplifies a committed foundation to understanding our community, a very important trait one needs as a State Representative. This is a foundation that his opponent has not taken the time to build, made apparent by Arora’s lack of familiarity with Greenwich High School.” – Aiden Connerty, Cos Cob Continue Reading →
A GHS student in the “Greenwich” cohort had tested positive for Covid-19. Continue Reading →
“The GOP, in the past and now, tweets out doctored videos of Democratic candidates that dangerously mischaracterize and take out of context candidates’ words to slander their opponents. The video ad in question is the exact verbiage of the GOP candidates. It highlights their answers to the important question as to whether they support a women’s right to choose. …They are ruthlessly slicing videos and comments of Sen. Alex Kasser’s to create false and misleading video ads.” – Mary Ellen Markowitz Continue Reading →
“This bill was not rushed or drafted without input from the public, law enforcement, or legislators from a variety of communities. …It is categorically untrue that police unions were shut out of the process. Numerous discussions were held with law enforcement leadership and rank and file officers.” – State Rep. Steve Stafstrom represents the 129th District (Bridgeport) Continue Reading →
” will vote for Ryan Fazio in November because I know with Ryan, we will get a leader who will listen to and have respect for all of his constituents, and he will take our concerns to Hartford. He represents a generation that didn’t create the problems that we have.” – Icy Frantz Continue Reading →
“For most legislators, trust is one of their most precious assets. How can any voter trust Joe Kelly when he so publicly flouts an agreement made by the Party who endorsed him and to which he belongs?” – Jonathan Perloe, Cos Cob Continue Reading →
Recent rainfall from Hurricane Delta remnants did little to replenish water supplies. All Aquarion-issued, irrigation variances are revoked for the season with this ban. Hand-held watering, soaker hose, and drip irrigation continue to be perm Continue Reading →
Jackson’s SOCKTOBER donation bins can be found throughout the Greenwich community, at Aux Delices in Riverside, and at his house. Continue Reading →
This timely conversation will feature balanced viewpoints from two esteemed Yale University professors: Bryan Garsten, Professor of Political Science and Humanities at Yale University; and David Bromwich, Sterling Professor of English at Yale College. William Jarvis will serve as moderator. Continue Reading →
“A proven problem solver and strategic thinker, (Kathleen Stowe) tirelessly helped the Board’s Policy Committee draft the “hybrid solution” enabling all families to make the learning choice best for them while fully supporting in-school learning.” – Debbie Appelbaum, Greenwich Public School Board of Education Member 2013-2017, Secretary 2013-2016 Continue Reading →