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“At a time when in my world there is a lot of disappointment, frustration and division, I take tremendous inspiration from this moment.” – Richard Blumenthal Continue Reading →
During a search of the vehicle incident to arrest, a loaded semi-automatic firearm was discovered unsecured in the center console of the vehicle, as well as an additional magazine for the firearm and extra ammunition. Continue Reading →
“Thanks to the careful Republican led stewardship of our town, we have high quality town services, public safety, excellent public and private schools, and affordable taxes.” – Jane Sprung and Cheryl Resnick Continue Reading →
The much anticipated, community-wide event featured a 1.25-mile run/walk and obstacle course including 10+ obstacle stations and six color powder stations where participants are “dusted” with safe, non-toxic, washable color. Continue Reading →
UPDATE: The deadline to enter the LWV 2023 Essay Contest has been extended to April 21, 2023. Local students are invited to enter the League of Women Voters of Greenwich’s fourth annual student essay contest. This is for students from the third grade all the way up to their senior year in high school. The contest is open for anyone who either lives or goes to school in Greenwich.The deadline for essays is Monday, April 3 and there are categories for students in grades three through eight and nine through 12. Winning essays will be published on this web site, and the authors publicized in the local press. Prizes offered! Continue Reading →
“Greenwich town government is awash with cash, and this is the time to put some of that cash to use for our school capital projects. I believe that Greenwich should allocate up to $40 million from our $92.2 million cash reserves towards those projects. Here’s why.” – Sean Goldrick Continue Reading →
“This past Friday, First Selectman Fred Camillo claimed that Democratic state representatives distorted his position on funding for Old Greenwich School (OGS). Let’s correct the record.” – Joe Angland, DTC Chair Continue Reading →
A highlight of the event was the Sustainability Committee’s presentation of its first Sustainability Awards, including Everyday Heroes, Future Leaders, and Icons. All are excellent examples of how any one person can make a difference. Continue Reading →
“We have heard you, loud and clear, and we stand ready to work with all BET members to deliver.” – Veronica Chiavaroli Continue Reading →
“Connecticut’s free bus fares are gone and lawmakers have allowed gas taxes to rise to 20 cents a gallon as of April 1. But the end of our state’s “gas tax holiday” next month isn’t the reason gasoline prices vary so much from town to town.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →