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Calling in to Sam Romeo’s radio show, Peter Tesei said columnist Bob Horton, along with certain BET members are politically motivated in their criticisms of him. He lamented how national politics made their way to last November’s municipal elections and said it was a diversion away from the Connecticut’s poor economy. Continue Reading →
Bob Stefanowski is the Republican nominee for governor. In the crowded Republican primary for governor Stefanowski beat four other men, garnering about 30% of the vote. Read his victory speech here. Continue Reading →
From making slime to going to the beach to going on field trips, Greenwich YMCA summer camp is a source of fun and excitement for campers and counselors alike. In fact, three counselors are sisters. Continue Reading →
To honor her life, family and friends are welcome to gather on Thursday 4:00-8:00pm at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home, 134 Hamilton Ave in Greenwich.
A mass of Christian burial will be held on Friday 10:00am at St. Roch R.C. Church, followed by interment at St. Mary’s Cemetery. Continue Reading →
Paulo Lanfredi, whose full service salon Lanfredi Salon just opened at 401 Greenwich Avenue, partnered with landlord Brian Briggs to hire an outfit called Gum Busters and removed years of wads of gum from the sidewalk. Continue Reading →
At 10:53pm, the Republican Registrar of Voters Fred DeCaro emailed Greenwich’s final voting Results as follows:
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
Governor
Ned Lamont: 2,516
Joe Ganim: 181
Lt Governor
Susan Bysiewicz: 1,936
Eva Bermudez Zimmerman 676
Treasurer
Shawn Wooden: 1,169
Dita Bhargava: 1,434
Attorney General
William Tong: 1,748
Paul Doyle: 228
Chris Mattei: 623
Registrar of Voters
Mary Hegarty: 2,269
Joseph Huley: 370
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
Governor
Mark Boughton: 558
Timothy Herbst: 392
Steve Obsitnik: 716
Bob Stefanowski: 633
David Stemerman: 835
Lt Governor
Joe Markley: 1,191
Jayme Stevenson: 870
Erin Stewart: 874
US Senator
Matthew Corey: 2,016
Dominic Rapini 728
Treasurer
Thad Gray: 1,998
Art Linares: 844
Comptroller
Kurt Miller: 1,761
Mark Greenberg: 984
Attorney General
Sue Hatfield: 2,104
John Shaban: 738
By 8:30pm, the Associated Press and multiple outlets reported that Lamont, leading by 70 percentage points with 11% of precincts reporting, won the Democratic nomination with Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim at just 15 percentage points. Continue Reading →
The grant will pair physical health providers with mental health and substance use providers in the cities of Bridgeport, Hartford and Waterbury. It will be used to serve over 2,000 individuals. Continue Reading →
Some 3-family dwellings in Greenwich are grandfathered in and legal. As a rule, however, in the R6 zone, multi-family dwellings such as the one at 62 Byram Terrace, with more than two units are not legal. Continue Reading →
