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“To not call for an investigation is unconscionable and a dereliction of the First Selectman’s duty to the residents of Greenwich.” – Greenwich DTC Statement Continue Reading →
“What is our town becoming when our good faithful servants are attacked without cause.” – Richard F. Kriskey Continue Reading →
“McDonald is a centrist judge with whom all legislators should be very comfortable.” – The Connecticut Law Tribune editorial board Continue Reading →
To date 36 municipalities in Connecticut as well as more than 400 in New York, including many in Westchester, have passed bans similar to the one proposed for Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Democracy is not a spectator sport. Registered Dems encouraged to get involved in the political process attending a caucus. Each of the 12 RTM districts will hold a caucus on Jan 10 or Jan 11, 2018. Continue Reading →
“These guys have been very diligent about campaigning and put a friendly face on it and talk about voter choice and make people think they’re on the voters side, but I think the real story behind Mr. Auerbach and by extension, Peter Sherr, is there is something more malicious going on.” – James Waters, Greenwich Continue Reading →
“While our President plays to our divisions, while he gropes for our basest instincts, we will reap what he sows.” – Jeff Ramer Continue Reading →
Samarpana Tamm has organized a demonstration, dubbed “Hate Can’t Win.” The demonstration is 1:30pm to 3:00pm and she hopes for a grassroots effort where people can speak out against racism and hatred. The event is intentionally timed just before Martin Luther King Day. Continue Reading →
At a town hall gathering, the topic was voicing concerns about Donald Trump’s agenda, appointments, and business conflicts of interest. Buses are being organized to transport people to the Women’s March on Washington on Jan 21, 2017. A representative from Pantsuit Nation introduced herself at the meeting. Continue Reading →
“When people fail to ostracize bad behavior, they condone it, and by doing so, they perpetuate it. Witness the boorish louts who stood at the back of the room at the Bhargava/Camillo debate, heckling and catcalling only when Ms. Bhargava spoke. Mr. Camillo said nothing. People running about at night, pulling out “Dita” signs and replacing them with “Camillo.”” – Jeff Ramer Continue Reading →