Two years ago local voters learned the tremendous potential of Greenwich’s party caucuses after a Republican coup unfolded on two very cold January nights. Continue Reading →
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Two years ago local voters learned the tremendous potential of Greenwich’s party caucuses after a Republican coup unfolded on two very cold January nights. Continue Reading →
Rain could be heavy during this period, with potentially two to three inches of rain falling, and wind could gust as high as 48 miles per hour. Continue Reading →
Snow will begin to taper off during the afternoon and will come to an end by 4:00 PM statewide. Continue Reading →
While snow totals this weekend may continue to change, much of our area can expect up to 4 inches. Continue Reading →
There will be a caucus of all enrolled Republican electors of the Town of Greenwich on January 9 at 7:00 p.m. to endorse candidates for the Republican Town Committee. Continue Reading →
One hundred people make up the voting members of the Greenwich Democratic Town Committee (DTC). They set our principles and policies, and lead our election efforts. If you’re a registered Democrat, you can vote for who represents your district, or stand to serve as a party member yourself. Continue Reading →
As a YMCA member, you can enjoy all of the Y’s facilities, including the Olympic-sized pool, Alumni Pool, Wellness Center, newly-renovated Fitness Center, gym with basketball and pickleball courts, Boxing Loft, steam room, sauna, and more. Continue Reading →
James Waters was voted in as chair of the BOC. Daniel Izzo was voted in as vice chair and Aakash Patel will serve as secretary. Continue Reading →
Jim Himes visited Olivia Traina’s social studies class at Western Middle School where students are enjoying a unit on civics and looking forward too their 8th grade trip to Washington, DC in May. Continue Reading →
Residents over age 21 can legally possess and consume cannabis in Connecticut. Cannabis products may only be sold in the regulated market and must meet rigorous testing and packaging requirements. Cannabis products sold outside of the regulated market continue to be illegal and may subject sellers to civil and criminal penalties. Continue Reading →