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“Can other government agencies like ICE access the information. Can insurance companies or another FOIA the data? Can another state’s police department or attorney general’s office subpoena the data in a vigilante justice effort regarding women’s health care should someone seek healthcare in Connecticut?” – Danielle Eason
The next step following the public hearing is for the item to go before the RTM on June 8 for approval.
According to the arrest warrant, about $68,000 in funds were transferred out of a Fidelity account and allegedly funneled through multiple accounts before being converted into Bitcoin.
“I am deeply grateful to the delegates, supporters, volunteers, and friends who helped make this possible. This nomination is the result of hard work, perseverance, and a shared belief that Connecticut residents deserve stronger representation in Washington.” – Dr. Michael Goldstein
Mary Chickering ’26 and Kaki Weiksner ’26 were recognized by the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) on April 22 at a ceremony held at Eversource headquarters in Berlin, CT.
11 Wynnwood Rd sold on June 13, 2025 for $10,752,500 Continue Reading →
The Parks & Rec board met Wednesday night by Zoom and several residents participated in the public comments, saying adding rapid flashing beacons would be “overkill” on Wesskum Wood Rd through Binney Park. Continue Reading →
To deepen its impact, the YMCA of Greenwich has expanded its Safety Around Water program this year, identifying children in Greenwich Public Schools who lack basic water safety skills and providing them with free six-week swim lessons. Continue Reading →
Whether a child is stepping on stage for the first time or returning for another exciting season, Open Arts Alliance invites students to join us for a fall filled with creativity, friendship, and the joy of performance. Continue Reading →
The owner of JCM Services, JC Merz, was unable respond in time for an article last week, but later shared several points about the challenges of rock removal in Chickahominy – all the more apropos given the increased pressure on development in this neighborhood.
“It’s all ledge. It’s a mountain of rock.” – JC Merz, JCM Services Continue Reading →
Remember, valid Park Passes or tickets are required for entry. Bring your own shovel, sculpting tools and equipment. Any natural objects found on the beach may be used for sculptures. Continue Reading →
The Coast Guard launched its investigation after a crew member sent a message via social media on March 14, 2021, indicating that the engine room had flooded and that the resulting oil-contaminated bilge waste had been deliberately pumped overboard at night. Flooded bilges can pose a serious threat to the safety of the ship and crew, including creating a risk of electrocution, loss of power, and inability to steer. Continue Reading →
“We live here. Hotel room is not at the top of the hierarchy of needs. A parking space near the Apple Store? Yes…. You can buy what’s being sold here ($500 nightly, single occupancy), or you can vote for change.” – Brian Raabe Continue Reading →
Attorney General Tong and a coalition argue that FEMA’s decision to abruptly terminate the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program is in direct violation of Congress’s decision to fund it. Total cancelled funds in Connecticut are estimated to exceed $84 million. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones on Wednesday announced that Dr. Deborah Perry and Ms Jennifer Stewart have been named Special Education coordinators, effective immediately. Continue Reading →