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“I am proud of you.” Those five words were often said to me by my late father-in-law, who consistently commended my efforts as a mother. Back then, I was a stay-at-home mom, new to parenting, and hearing those words from him, always filled my heart with joy. Continue Reading →
“The spirit in which the (BET cuts to BOE capital budget) cuts were made go against the vision and values that this Town needs to uphold.” – Janet Stone McGuigan, District 6 RTM member Continue Reading →
In his brief to PURA filed on February 5, 2021 addressing Eversource’s Tropical Storm Isaias failures, Attorney General Tong argued that Eversource was imprudently unprepared to communicate with its customers during the Tropical Storm Isaias emergency Continue Reading →
Aquarion seeks to divert the waters of the state and to increase the authorized maximum daily transfer from the Greater Bridgeport System to the Southwest Fairfield County Region from 7.26 million gallons per day to 14.2 million gallons per day. Continue Reading →
Attorney General William Tong joined a coalition of 21 attorneys general and the cities of Denver and Chicago on Tuesday in urging Congress to use the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to invalidate a Trump Environmental Protection Agency regulation that eliminates key limits on pollutants from oil and gas facilities that contribute to climate change and smog. Continue Reading →
“…there is already flagrant disregard for leash laws and disrespect for the rights of other beach users regarding the requirement for owners to control their pets once allowed into the park. This problem is further exacerbated by the total lack of enforcement of existing Town regulations.” – David Mullen, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
“”It’s really a tribute to all of the hard work my students put in to create additional opportunities for themselves, as they earn transferable credit for UConn or other prestigious institutions.” – Aaron Hull, GHS Continue Reading →
The last day for curbside service at the Arch Street Teen Center will be Thursday, April 29. Continue Reading →
This year’s Distinguished Teachers navigated the challenging landscape of teaching during a pandemic, and have left a lasting impact on their students. We are so proud of them and look forward to honoring them.” – Cathy Brunetti, DTAC chair Continue Reading →
Born in Greenwich, Connecticut March 12, 1918, Marion Caruso Pastore, whose life spanned two millennia, witnessed the Great Depression and world wars and survived two global pandemics 100 years apart. She was the last surviving member of the ‘old order’ of the Pastore and Caruso families. Continue Reading →