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During a 3-hour diversity training workshop akin to Names Day at Greenwich High School, 66 town leaders talked about stereotypes, hate, bigotry and the power of allies. All agreed that silence is deadly. Personal anecdotes were powerful. Continue Reading →
On Mother’s Day, Greenwich families turned out to celebrate mom with a pleasure as simple as a bike ride. The 13th annual Mother’s Day Bike Ride benefited from sunshine and warm temps. The event featured food trucks, flowers, bicycle vendors and Mike Steidley Mountain Bike Stunt Shows. Continue Reading →
Jill Oberlander said her votes during three terms on the RTM are public record and available at Town Hall, but Mr. Bocchino’s voting record and his entire BNA website are nowhere to be found. Continue Reading →
To the Editor:
It has been a privilege for me to meet so many fellow Greenwich residents in the 150th District. I have spent time speaking with business owners, commuters, seniors, students, parents, and the many professionals and volunteers who make valuable contributions to our community in areas varying from transportation to social and youth services, conservation and our school system. For those I haven’t met, I appreciate this opportunity to explain why I am running and where I stand on the issues. When people ask me why they should vote for me, my answer is simple: I have the qualities that will make a real difference for Greenwich in Hartford:
* I have the right experience. My legal training, professional background, public service and board participation have prepared me to be an effective representative. Continue Reading →
En route back to Connecticut from a press conference that followed the release of the NTSB report on probable causes of multiple MTA accidents, US Senators Blumenthal and Murphy stopped in Old Greenwich to help Jill Oberlander in her campaign for State Rep, District 150. Continue Reading →
“Oberlander’s professional background is relevant to Greenwich and the State and includes transportation, financial analysis, environmental impact, and rebuilding and revitalizing communities.” – Stephanie Paulmeno, A resident and small business owner in Old Greenwich,
Former candidate for the 150th District Continue Reading →
“From her high school job working at Carvel, through her college jobs and internships and even post-college, post law school jobs, Jill’s commitment to serving her community has been unmatched.” – Beverely Israely Continue Reading →
The lifelong resident of Byram gives details on his extensive volunteer commitments in the community. From his 3 years at New Lebanon School PTA President to leading a collaboration of residents and experts to bring the first waterfront access along the Byram River, Mike Bocchino is no ordinary stay-at-home dad. Continue Reading →
The candidates for state rep 150th district agreed again on topics including border tolls and the need to invest in infrastructure. But there were differences in their take on the current business climate, their stance on reproductive rights and gun safety laws. Continue Reading →
Continuing her “listening tour,” this week Jill Oberlander listened to commuters on the Greenwich train station platform. Continue Reading →