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In Its Centennial Year, the Greenwich League of Women Voters Is More Relevant Than Ever

By: greenwichfreepress | June 16, 2021

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LWV President: Capital Projects Report is Nonpartisan, Points No Fingers
"The League encourages citizens to become aware of and to understand the Report’s recommendations to become better informed voters." - Sandy Waters
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The Café at Newly Reopened Greenwich Library Is a Destination for Everyone's Favorite Eats
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League of Women Voters Greenwich to Host Annual Meeting, Dinner & Awards
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School Board Candidate Debate at GHS Features Student Questions: Budget and Start Times, Absenteeism/ICE, Cell Phone Policy, Cardinal Café Food
Thursday morning's Board of Education candidate debate at Greenwich High School was organized by Aaron Hull's We The People team of students, who came up with the list of questions that included budget cuts and school start times, class size, student absenteeism/ICE, cell phone policy, and the quality and cost of Cardinal Café food.
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