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“I don’t think the writers fully understand how demoralizing the one-sided, constant criticism is to the grunts in the trenches.” – Kevin Fitzpatrick, former faculty member Greenwich Public Schools Continue Reading →
“If Ms. Budkins’ record is commendable, she should welcome the chance to speak on it. The Town Clerk should also be someone highly responsive.” – Luc von Brachel Continue Reading →
Campers will enjoy two pools, athletic fields, art studios, playgrounds, STEM labs, maker spaces and tennis courts. GCS’s indoor and outdoor pools will allow ESF to provide additional Red Cross certified swim instruction and more swim time for campers! Continue Reading →
Approximately 400 pounds of color were used to “dust” the 600 participants who came out for the action-packed, community-wide event. Continue Reading →
“Despite other candidate outcries against taking any account of national policies and Party positions in municipal voting, we must do so—since the Republican Party supports or is silent about the dismantling of 70 years of environmental protections with local effects, the threats against states opposing cruel treatment of immigrants, and the condoning of corruption at every level of this Administration.” – Timothy and Phyllis Alexander Continue Reading →
Police say the operator of the forklift was shaken up, and wet, after being helped out of the water by co-workers, but escaped serious injury. Continue Reading →
Many residents urged Weeks Marine to reconsider a location closer to Stamford Harbor they had rejected. Continue Reading →
“I have now identified a four-member Special Project Team consisting of well-known and highly regarded community members.” – Jill Oberlander, Chair, Board of Estimate and Taxation Continue Reading →
“Closed-door deals with developers and special interests are no way to win the trust of those you serve, and under my leadership, this won’t happen.” – Jill Oberlander, Democratic candidate for First Selectman Continue Reading →
“This is an election year. Unlike other years I am not just voting for someone merely because they are a Democrat. I am carefully considering how I vote. There is much to consider.” – Samarpana Tamm Continue Reading →