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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 →
“From the PTA, and Byram Neighborhood Association to the Newly formed Greenwich Property Owners Association, Mike has shown an ability to catalyze support from the members with integrity and diplomacy.” – Paul J. Pugliese Continue Reading →
Michael Bocchino and Jill Oberlander will debate at First Congregational Church in Old Greenwich on Wednesday, Oct. 15 at 8:15pm as part of the annual meeting of The Old Greenwich Association. P&Z director Katie DeLuca will present the Old Greenwich / Riverside Neighborhood plan at 7:30pm. Continue Reading →
Monday night’s candidate debates hosted by the League of Women Voters of Greenwich was a full house. Part two of the double-header was the debate between Michael Bocchino (R) and Jill Oberlander (D), both running for State Rep District 150, the position being vacated by Steve Walko. The debate kicked-off with a question about deficits. Deficits: Rosey or Grim
Asked about budget deficits, Bocchino and Oberlander saw the glass half empty and half full respectively. “We continue to slide more and more fiscally down the path of ruin,” Bocchino said off the bat. Continue Reading →
Sponsored by the Greenwich League of Women Voters, the debates run from 7:00 to 9:00pm. Continue Reading →
At the Oct 15 annual OG Association meeting, 150th State Rep Candidates Michael Bocchino and Jill Oberlander will debate. There will also be a report on the upcoming Old Greenwich/Riverside Master Plan. Continue Reading →
Come November voters will have a choice between Jill Oberlander and Mike Bocchino for State Rep for 150th district. Oberlander’s campaign emphasizes education, transportation and fiscal responsibility. Continue Reading →
At Wednesday’s Byram Neighborhood Association meeting, New Lebanon Principal Barbara Riccio, gave a thorough history of the schools overcrowding, residency verification, progress toward closing the achievement gap Continue Reading →