Opinion

Greenwich RTC Chair Michael Hahn Statement on Erin Stewart’s Attacks

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“In order to defeat Ned Lamont and return our state to prosperity, we need to nominate a candidate for Governor capable of unifying our Party across the state. It is indefensible that candidate Stewart would seek to denigrate the hard working, dedicated Republicans from our town and region simply because of where they live.” – Mike Hahn Greenwich RTC chair Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Sherman: America Is No Longer Free.

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“America is no longer free the way it was before Trump’s second term began. We have a president, who, along with his cronies and enablers at the highest levels of government in the most powerful country on earth, revel in their power to intimidate and hurt and even kill us, confident in the knowledge they will never pay a price. Not because the Constitution changed, but because too many in power are willing to ignore it, or twist and dismantle it to suit their own ends. And too many others are willing to look away because they are also afraid and therefore by definition no longer free.” – Ruth Sherman Continue Reading →

Schools

Greenwich School Board Worries Open Enrollment at Central Middle School Might Cause Racial Imbalance at Western

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Given almost all the interest in CMS open enrollment originated from Western Middle School students, new board member Paul Cappiali suggested the superintendent seek a legal opinion on whether enrollment might be limited to Eastern Middle School students. Schools chief Dr.Jones said there was a possibility of Western moving to the “pending” racial imbalance category if students move to the CMS in the fall. Continue Reading →

Around Town

Partnership for Preserving St. Paul’s Open Space Launched in Riverside

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“St. Paul’s campus is a rare and irreplaceable green space in the heart of Riverside. By working alongside St. Paul’s Episcopal Church and the Riverside Association, we have an opportunity to permanently protect this land, preserve the neighborhood’s character, and ensure future generations continue to benefit from its open, park-like setting.” – Will Kies, Executive Director of Greenwich Land Trust Continue Reading →