“Anyone with a disabled adult in his or her life should be voting for Fred Camillo for state representative on November 8.” – Lynn Arezzini Continue Reading →
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“Anyone with a disabled adult in his or her life should be voting for Fred Camillo for state representative on November 8.” – Lynn Arezzini Continue Reading →
Camillo said that as a former realtor he knows just how valuable are the efforts of realtors in keeping the economy moving in a positive direction. Continue Reading →
Note: The deadline to submit a letter to the Greenwich Free Press editor in support of a candidate in the Nov. 8 election is October 28,2016.
The debate between State Rep Fred Camillo (R-151) and his Democrat opponent Dita Bhargava will be memorable for the refrain, Rebuttal? Yes. Neither was at a loss for words when it came to voters’ questions that ranged included gun legislation, transportation, gender parity, the heroin epidemic and campaign financing. Continue Reading →
CBIA is Connecticut’s largest business organization, with thousands of member companies, small and large, representing a diverse range of industries from every part of the state. Continue Reading →
Do you make a mean chili? This year’s annual chili cook-off is set for Oct 1 from 3:00pm until 6:00pm at Diamond Hill United Methodist Church in Cos Cob, and the organizers are looking for entries! Continue Reading →
Fred Camillo and Mike Bocchino circulated a petition at the train station on Thursday morning. Most commuters were unaware of a pending 5% fare hike, a public hearing scheduled on Sept. 14, and the shuttering of the ticket window at Greenwich station, and were eager to sign the petition. Continue Reading →
State Rep (R-Districtr 151) Fred Camillo is running for his fifth term. Camillo, who a ranking member of the Commerce Committee in Hartford, is often inspired by Greenwich for legislation on the state level. “Think globally, act locally,” is his mantra. Continue Reading →
This year the annual convocation for Greenwich Public School teachers was held at Greenwich High School’s new performing arts center. Continue Reading →
Fred Camillo was first elected State Rep District 151 in 2009. His challenger on Nov. 8, Mudita Bhargava, thinks it’s time for some new blood. Bhargava hopes to utilize her 20 years in finance and sharp negotiating skills to make a difference in office. Continue Reading →