“The fact that RTC leadership, from outside District 9 were the ones to force this primary is counter intuitive to who we are as a district. Let us be completely clear that by initiating this taxpayer funded primary, leadership has made it clear that they do not trust the will of the caucus, something that has never happened in the history of District 9.” – Barbara Darula, Patty DeFelice, Pam Pagnani, Lauren Rabin, Stephen Warzoha and Carol Zarrilli Continue Reading →
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HAHN: Why Primaries Matter so Much
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There is a primary election for the Republican Town Committee being held in Greenwich in Districts 2, 4, 5, 8, and 9 on March 5th. Continue Reading →
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Janet & Mike Freiheit: Why we’re running for Greenwich RTC
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“The Republican Town Committee (RTC) has one purpose: to find and support ideal candidates that represent a majority of our citizenry and get them elected….Vote Row B with Lisa Becker Edmundson, Mike Erensen, Caren (Vizzo) St Phillip, and Dina Urso.” Continue Reading →
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Six District 8 Nominees for RTC: Running to bring change to the delegation
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“The Cos Cob RTC incumbents are more concerned about national level politics at the expense of town policies that impact our day to day lives. That is a fatal flaw. Referring to themselves repeatedly as “these Republicans” in their communications and ruling from the top down, the current RTC leadership irrefutably has spent more ink attacking other Republicans in their newsletters and social media posts than they have combating Democrat policies since 2022.” Continue Reading →
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KALB & MOSS: More Increases to Your Trash Bill, with Little to Show for It
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“The bottom line – to get people to reduce the amount of trash they are throwing away we must appeal to their self-interest. We need a metered service for trash, just as we have a metered service for electricity, water, and gas. People don’t waste these services because they are charged by the kilowatt hour, the liter, or the cubic meter.” – Scott Kalb and Cheryl Moss Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Cheryl Moss, Holly Hill Resource Recovery Facility, municipal solid waste, Pay as You Throw, recycling, Scott Kalb, tipping fees
Why I’m Running: Trevor Crow for the 36th State Senate District
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“My years working in Greenwich and Fairfield County with state-wide issues have given me a clear voice to lead and to prevail over our incumbent. This is why I’m running for the 36th District state senate, and with your support we will close that tiny gap to take back the seat for Democrats in 2024.” – Trevor Crow Continue Reading →
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MacGillivray: Not a Politician, but a Leader
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“We are committed to upholding the values of the Republican Party, and this includes not cozying up to Democrats or engaging in backroom deals. While such practices may be the agenda of career politicians, I stand firm in representing the voices of those who seek a genuine alternative – an alternative that is not a “uniparty” but a united force for the common sense hardworking Republicans in Greenwich.” – Beth MacGillivray Continue Reading →
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COURPAS: Legislators’ Commitment to CT’s Fiscal Guardrails has to be Real Stay the Course; It’s Working
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“You cannot say you support the guardrails on the one hand and then propose spending programs which violate them. A unique moment of Republican-led bipartisanship put Connecticut on a better economic path seven years ago. Stay the course; it’s working.” – Tina Courpas Continue Reading →
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Wold: Camillo & Rabin have not changed party affiliation but aren’t happy with their candidates either.
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“It seems like Fred and Lauren feel they are ‘entitled’ to more support from voters and blame the Republic election machine (RTC), and they can fix that if only Lauren comes back on the board.” – David Wold Continue Reading →
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GROUP LETTER: Why we are running for Republican Town Committee
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“We believe, if the Republican party has any hopes of winning elections going forward, the current direction of the RTC needs to be changed. At approximately 30% of the town electorate, Republicans need to come together and support the fundamental principles of conservatism, the same principles that have created this attractive, safe, and welcoming community.” – Jerry Cincotta, Andy Duus, Michael Hahn, Marc Johnson and Paul Olmsted, Caucus endorsed candidates for the Republican Town Committee from District 5. Continue Reading →