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“Please do not seek renewal and codification of unnecessary emergency powers. More power is not the the answer to the problems of today. It will only be further abused by those that come after you.” – Bill Sterling, Greenwich Continue Reading →
“We’re in the 9th inning. You want to get the final out in the bottom of the 9th before you start celebrating. We’re almost there.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Governor Ned Lamont unveiled on Wednesday his first package of legislative proposals for the 2022 regular session, which includes a series of tax cuts that will provide approximately $336 million in relief for Connecticut residents. Continue Reading →
A woman was charged with Evading Responsibility and Failure to Drive in Proper Lane for after hitting another car, getting out to see the damage and driving away last June. Continue Reading →
Susan Foster from the Riverside Association said her group was concerned about the look of the parking and that it would set a precedent. Continue Reading →
Though The Marketplace by Fofie & Mia’s is a shop many people pass in their travels, it’s quite easy and worthwhile to stop for a visit. In fact there is free on street parking as well as a municipal lot in the rear. Regulars know that new items rotate into the mix daily, and for many the shop has become a weekly haunt. Continue Reading →
“Today, Amnesty International will be releasing a 211-page report referring to Israel as an “apartheid state.” Simply put, this is libel.” – Rabbi Gerson Continue Reading →
The governor will be nominating Michelle Gilman of Colchester to succeed Geballe in the position of Dept of Administrative Services commissioner. Continue Reading →
Registration for spring activities will begin on February 1 for various activities, including co-ed youth t-ball and small fry baseball, boys junior baseball, girls softball, group swimming lessons, Mighty Mites soccer, and skateboard clinics. Continue Reading →
“The law should be repealed and replaced with laws or programs that incentivize towns to expand affordable housing through the use of such programs as the Greenwich Affordable Housing Trust Fund.” – Tara Restieri, Greenwich Continue Reading →