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One Water. Shared: Greenwich Within the Long Island Sound Watershed

By: greenwichfreepress | March 21, 2021
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  • Attorney General Tong Wins Dismissal of DOJ Lawsuit Seeking Connecticut Voter Registration List

    “This lawsuit was an illegal attempt to disenfranchise Connecticut voters and today, the court shut it down. The Constitution is clear: the President does not control our elections and has no right to manipulate Connecticut voter rolls." - William Tong

  • Greenwich Residents Urged to Appeal to State Officials on Proposed Historic Demolitions
  • AG Tong: CT is Putting Consumers Back in Control with "Click to Cancel" Rights

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