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149th House District Debate Highlights: Housing Legislation, Transportation Funding & Tolls, Fiscal Guardrails, AI & Data Centers

By: greenwichfreepress | October 11, 2026

Round Hill debates included questions for the State Rep candidates in the 149th district.

Letter to the Editor

Hahn: Fool Me Once, Shame on Me. Fool Me Twice…

“(Oberlander’s) BET record tells the same story. She chaired that board during its most partisan modern stretch, and in her entire tenure there is not one documented instance of her breaking with the Democratic caucus on a contested vote. Not one.” – Michael Hahn

Around Town

Christ Church to Host Free Talk with John Huntsman: The State of the World – An Ambassador’s Perspective

Ambassador Jon Huntsman, Jr, former Governor of Utah and Ambassador to China & Russia. He served under five U.S. Presidents. He will be interviewed by his daughter, TV Journalist Abby Huntsman Livingston.

Letter to the Editor

Hope: Oberlander has experience, integrity, and courage to meet the momen

“She understands that reproductive freedom is fundamental, that young families need the opportunity to build their lives here, and that the next generation deserves a state ready to invest in its future. Just as important, Jill brings a sense of integrity that is all too rare in politics.” – Alison Hope

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Schools

Old Central Middle School Demolition Nears Completion

By: greenwichfreepress | October 9, 2026

The district plans to substantially complete demolition of the old CMS building this month and begin subgrade preparation for new athletic fields. Continue Reading →

Government

Round Hill Association Hosts Debate for State Senate 36th District

By: greenwichfreepress | October 8, 2026

Questions were posed by Round Hill Association’s Brendan DeSimone. Topics included cost of healthcare, affordable housing legislation, and fiscal guardrails. Continue Reading →

Arts

Local Teen Heads to UN to Moderate “Day of the Girl,” Advocate Against Child Marriage

By: greenwichfreepress | October 8, 2026

“‘Girls Speak Out’ is global, with girls from all over the world. I have met girls on Zoom from far away, including Bangladesh, Nepal and the Philippines. It’s about speaking out for girls’ rights, finding what we deserve and trying to help save a lot of girls being hurt. Our main effort is against child marriage.” – Adeline “Addie” Lane, grade 8, Sacred Heart Greenwich Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Moss: Hec, Yes, Arzeno Has Brought Home Funding

By: greenwichfreepress | October 8, 2026

“Working with the Town’s Assistant Director of Environmental Affairs, Hector’s tireless advocacy brought the much needed grant approval home to Cos Cob. The funding will allow for an existing trail to be upgraded allowing for a safe walking path for people with impaired mobility. The Pomerance and Tuchman Park combined with the Pinetum is the largest park in Town, and this path will allow everyone a safe place to enjoy nature.” – Cheryl Moss, Greenwich Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Penny: CT Needs A State Senator Who Will Fight Hard for the Causes He Believes In

By: greenwichfreepress | October 8, 2026

“That’s who Joe Kelly is. He’s a hustler and a grinder. He doesn’t back down once he believes in something, and he doesn’t stop until the mission is accomplished.” – Alexandra Penny Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Herz: Meskers is accessible, attentive, practical, committed to serving his district

By: greenwichfreepress | October 8, 2026

“Steve Meskers takes the time to listen, learn the facts, and help constituents navigate complicated state issues.” – Bill Herz Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

DesChamps: Oberlander will deliver practical solutions grounded in fiscal responsibility

By: greenwichfreepress | October 8, 2026

“Jill Oberlander offers common-sense, fiscally responsible solutions to our most pressing issues.” – Julie DesChamps, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →

Giving

Greenwich Alliance for Education Business Roundtable Registration is Open

By: greenwichfreepress | October 8, 2026

The Greenwich Alliance for Education is the education foundation of the Greenwich Public Schools. It supports students and teachers through initiatives in six focus areas: STEM, Academic Enrichment, College & Career Readiness, Mental Health & Wellness, the Arts and Scholarships. Continue Reading →

Sports

Greenwich Squash Celebrates a Triumphant Season

By: greenwichfreepress | October 8, 2026

“Last season was triumphant for Greenwich Squash. It was a season we had been targeting for several years and it did not disappoint. As we begin the new season, our challenge now is to maintain the program’s high level of success.” – David Chass, Program Director Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Kretschmann: I vote for common sense immigration enforcement

By: greenwichfreepress | October 8, 2026

“The Democratic Party in our state has provided a firewall against many of the menacing and dangerous tactics of ICE. While I believe in the enforcement of immigration laws, I do not support the often-goonish tactics of ICE, and I do not support public officials that are wedded to such national policies and practices of MAGA and Donald Trump.” – Paul Kretschmann Continue Reading →