
The Round Hill Association debate Tuesday night was standing room only. Continue Reading →
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The Round Hill Association debate Tuesday night was standing room only. Continue Reading →
“I fully support Connecticut’s ban on assault weapons. There is simply no need for anyone to own a military style weapon that has only one intended purpose—to kill as many people as possible in the least amount of time.” – Rachel Khanna Continue Reading →
On Saturday, June 11 there will be a March For Our Lives rally at 11:00am at Mill River Park, Broad St. & Washington Blvd in Stamford to demand an end to gun violence. Continue Reading →
The event was organized by My Voting Power Greenwich and sponsored by Greenwich Sentinel, WGCH 1490 AM and Moore Associates. Continue Reading →
“While Fiorello lost in North Stamford, and the GOP margin was significantly reduced in Greenwich as compared to previous races, she did manage to eke out a win of 394 votes. And a win is a win, so here we are.” – Michelle Abt, for CT149 Truth Brigade, a group of concerned constituents from Greenwich and North Stamford Continue Reading →
Hundreds of Greenwich High School students participated in a national walk out to protest gun violence on Thursday. Continue Reading →
Hundreds of students, many with homemade posters demanding gun control, organized a peaceful protest and march on the GHS campus on Friday, April 20 at 10:00am. Continue Reading →
Hundreds gathered in Stamford’s Mill River Park for the March for Our Lives demonstration. About a dozen high school students spoke. Paul Simon sang The Sound of Silence. Continue Reading →
“This is what censorship looks like up close and personal. Indivisible Greenwich calls on its members and the public to speak out against what transpired and resist any further attempts to silence our children or impede the media.” – Indivisible Greenwich Continue Reading →
Rather than a walk out, a highly structured indoor event that was billed as a Unity Rally.The first speaker was Headmaster Winters. Continue Reading →