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The evening will be moderated by RHA Board President Brendon DeSimone, with a 45-minute State Representative debate followed by a 45-minute State Senator debate. Continue Reading →
After 111 years of ownership by four generations of the Strain family, the Round Hill Store and Round Hill Service Station have been acquired by Chuck Royce and family, and the Brumberg family, all local residents, who have taken ownership of the property under the name of the Round Hill Preservation Society.
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Round Hill Association announces Neighbor Day is set for October 4, 2025 from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. The Round Hill Association welcomes all to visit the many institutions and stores that flourish in the Backcountry. Children will enjoy climbing on a firetruck at the Round Hill Volunteer Fire Department, pumpkin decorating at Round Hill Community Church, and making their own musical instrument at St. Barnabas Church. Take a class at Stateline Fitness in the morning, followed by a walk at the Greenwich Land Trust, Foundation House, or Greenwich Audubon. Continue Reading →
“We have presented a range of ideas to the town. Those ideas have been brushed off in our opinion, without any counter-suggestions or collaborative process or meaningful contributions to specifically adjust the ideas.” – Brendon DeSimone, Round Hill Association president Continue Reading →
The debate included an accusation of plagiarism and a complaint about mansplaining. Continue Reading →
State Rep 149th district candidates clashed on issues of crime and safety, local zoning control, taxation and bi-partisanship. Continue Reading →
The Round Hill Association debate Tuesday night was standing room only. Continue Reading →
Most sites open at 9:00 am and will be providing selected offerings for the in-person visits, but check the included announcement for specific hours of operation and details. Continue Reading →
Tuesday’s Round Hill Debate moderated by John Conte included a chance for each First Selectman candidate to ask a direct question to their opponent. Continue Reading →
This week the Round Hill Association held a debate among the three candidates seeking to fill the State Senate seat in 36th district that Democrat Alex Kasser resigned from in June. Continue Reading →