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“People who had promised to call later. Children waiting to see their parents. Spouses waiting for someone to walk through the door. Parents expecting to hear a familiar voice. They had birthdays and favorite foods. They had families, friends and unfinished conversations. They had plans for that evening and plans for the rest of their lives.” – Karen Fassuliotis Continue Reading →
“Greenwich should never have to choose between effective policing and meaningful privacy. We deserve both.” – Karen Fassuliotis Continue Reading →
Three stadium lights at Greenwich High School were moved to the lowered maintenance position on June 26, 2026, and one stadium light was moved to the lowered maintenance position on June 29, 2026. They all remain in the lowered maintenance position to this day, notwithstanding posted notices prohibiting leaving them lowered. Continue Reading →
“We must have Professional Planning for a viable future.” – Steven Chandler Hall, Greenwich Continue Reading →
“As your state senator, I’ll stand up against one-size-fits-all mandates from Hartford and fight to protect the interests of the 36th District.” – Jill Oberlander Continue Reading →
U.S. News & World Report’s newest rankings placed Greenwich High School as the #2 public high school in all of Connecticut, trailing only Connecticut IB Academy in East Hartford, a selective magnet school of roughly 200 students. Continue Reading →
“Section 57 of the law makes it a crime for law enforcement officers and agents to ‘knowingly loiter or remain within two hundred fifty feet of an elections site.’ This is now a Class C felony….The predictable confusion and consternation from the short-sighted law necessitated interpretation and clarification from the Secretary of the State and elected officials, and it has further divided our lawmakers from those who enforce the law. All of this was avoidable.” – Joe Kelly Continue Reading →
“The two Republican vacancies should be filled by qualified Republicans selected through a process that gives appropriate deference to the Republican members of the Board.” – Granit Balidemaj & Andy Duus, Vice Chairs, Republican Town Committee Continue Reading →
“My priorities are straightforward: control state spending and taxes, protect property rights and local decision-making, reduce unnecessary regulations, maintain fiscal discipline, support law enforcement, and address the affordability challenges facing homeowners, seniors, young families, and businesses.” – Mike Mason, Candidate for State Representative, 151st District Continue Reading →
“A food bank? In Greenwich? A community with a per capita income for an individual resident at just over $125,000. Yes, Neighbor to Neighbor currently assists 2,297 Greenwich residents, an 18 percent increase from the prior year. But why in a community as well-off as Greenwich? A fraught political environment, persistent inflation, higher gas prices all contribute to food insecurity among the most vulnerable among us.” – Guy L Smith Continue Reading →