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Attorney General William Tong released a statement Thursday following a U.S. Supreme Court decision undercutting more than four decades of precedent allowing higher education institutions to consider race or ethnicity as part of holistic admissions processes to promote diversity in learning environments: Continue Reading →
The Beach Concession stand provides inclusive employment and meaningful jobs to adults with disabilities. Continue Reading →
Former Connecticut Governor and Greenwich resident, Lowell P. Weicker passed away Wednesday at the age of 92 after a short illness. He served in or represented Connecticut throughout 30 years in public life. Continue Reading →
The board voted to create a re-education program on the existing noise ordinance, as well as a registration system for landscapers with decals for their vehicles. The Board chair Joel Muhlbaum said there would need to be “buy-in” from Greenwich Police Dept and the Chief of Police because they would be in charge of enforcing the ordinance. Continue Reading →
Mr. Georgiou has served as interim director of athletics since January 2022 following the retirement announcement of long-time Director of Athletics Gus Lindine. Continue Reading →
“Nearly all of our clients are using PVC and composite decking and railing material for a maintenance free deck that will last decades. This means a larger investment at the outset and a bit of research into the cost/benefit of each special product.” – Scott Simonsen, Owner, Old World Craftsmen, Greenwich Continue Reading →
The talk, which is entitled, “Connecticut’s Future Business Climate,” is free and open to the public. It begins promptly at 11:00am. Continue Reading →
After 26 years on Mill Street in Byram, Mane Event will close on July 1 and reopen around the corner at 20 North Water Street in July. Continue Reading →
The “Negative Option Rule” would protect consumers from deceptive auto-renewal programs. It would clarify terms of enrollment, offer easy and immediate cancellation options, and giving reminders of upcoming charges. Continue Reading →
Attorney General William Tong joined a coalition of 19 states in a comment letter supporting a new rule aimed at expanding Medicaid and Affordable Care Act (ACA) eligibility for Dreamers. Continue Reading →