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Hicks, 29, a Greenwich native who worked for a time as a model, first worked for Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka’s fashion brand a few years after graduating from Southern Methodist University. From there she entered the future president’s radar. Continue Reading →
When Attorney General Jeff Sessions asked for resignations of Obama administration US Attorneys, Connecticut’s Deirdre Daly was out. Then she was reinstated for 6 months, which meant she would have a pension. President Donald Trump nominated Mr. Durham to serve as US Attorney for CT on November 1, 2017. The US Senate confirmed his nomination on February 16, 2018. Continue Reading →
“Friday’s ban on transgender service members makes our country less safe, our armed forces less diverse, and our LGBT community more isolated.” – Drew Mrazullo Continue Reading →
Higbie, 34, will be responsible for the agency’s messaging and public image. Continue Reading →
“Bombastic, empty-threat type behavior coming from the President makes the world less safe. No communications director or Steve Bannon-type figurehead can spin such reprehensible action. While Jeff Sessions, Stephen Miller and Sebastian Gorka may have influence for now, this failing administration is Trump’s to own.” – Drew Marzullo, Greenwich Selectman Continue Reading →
“Greenwich Republicans, your silence is deafening. History will remember that you continued to put your party over our country, humanity and decency. And we will remember when it comes time to vote.” – Sarah Darer Littman Continue Reading →
According to a release from Indivisible Greenwich, President Trump’s decision to abandon the Paris Climate Accord was both “diplomatically disastrous and environmentally dangerous.” The group urged the Board of Selectmen to sign the “Mayors’ Climate Letter” to bypass President Trump’s decision. Continue Reading →
Governor Malloy had strong words on President Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement, vowing that Connecticut will continue to build on efforts to address climate change. Continue Reading →
“Trumpcare isn’t a healthcare plan – it’s tax relief for the wealthy, and it comes at the expense of everyone else.” – Connecticut Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman Continue Reading →
Michelle Xiong, a Greenwich Free Press intern who is a junior at Greenwich High School, has won the first prize of $1,000 in this year’s Connecticut Foundation for Open Government high school essay contest. Continue Reading →