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The 9th Annual Connecticut High School Coaches Association (CHSCA) Team of the Year Competition took place at Newtown High School on March 14, 2026. With the top 6 teams in each division competing, Greenwich High School received the highest score of 30 teams across all divisions earning them this title. Continue Reading →
“It is something we are taking seriously and trying to understand – from everybody’s point of view – what to do about this – whether it’s education, whether its making any changes, whether it’s pausing it.” – Lauren Rabin, Greenwich Selectwoman Continue Reading →
Six in 10 drivers said glare is a problem after dark, and nearly three-quarters of those affected said it has worsened over the past decade. Continue Reading →
“I have to always remember that I chose to be here because I wanted to do something, rather than be something….This is not what we are! We have always welcomed immigrants. In the 1800s in the 1900s, in the first World War and second World War, we have always welcomed immigrants.” – State Rep Hector Arzeno, D-151 Continue Reading →
The applicant proposes to construct a four-story 9-unit apartment building on the overflow parking lot behind the vacant Acme supermarket at 49 Brookside Drive. Continue Reading →
Connecticut News Guild members won a critical victory on Wednesday when the National Labor Relations Board rejected the company’s attempt to invalidate CT News Guild’s election results, affirming the workers’ decision to form a union. Continue Reading →
The presentation will highlight key programs administered by the Office of the Treasurer, including CT Baby Bonds, the Connecticut Higher Education Trust (CHET), the State’s Unclaimed Property Program, and the Early Childhood Education Endowment. Continue Reading →
“Whether you’re outraged by attacks on civil rights, skyrocketing costs, abductions and disappearances, the gutting of essential services, or the assault on free speech, this rally is for you.” – Nerlyn Pierson, Indivisible Greenwich co-founder Continue Reading →
Attorney General William Tong said PURA ignored widespread opposition and approved the sale of Eversource-owned Aquarion to a new nonprofit that is projected to double household bills and will gut public oversight of water utility rates and consumer protections. Continue Reading →
After graduating Greenwich High School in 1947, he proudly served in the U.S. Navy for four years as a cook and baker. He later held various jobs in Greenwich companies as a field accountant. One such job led him to Sacramento, CA, where he met the love of his life, Mary Cardis, and married her seven months later. Continue Reading →