Photographer Mike Harris’ New Book Opens Windows to the World through its People
Photographer Mike Harris shares his love of photography, people, and place, as depicted in his new book, “Now You Can Take My Picture.”
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Day: February 25, 2022
Column: Why are our high school seniors stressed out?
College-bound high school students have been experiencing increased mental health symptoms every year since 2009, with little investigation into why. Examining the process in which these students are applying to college might offer us insight into what is going on.
Insights into the Russian invasion of Ukraine
By Harry Arora While foreign policy is a Federal matter, I hear anxiety and concern in our community about the Russian military buildup around…
First Selectman Fred Camillo Honors Cheryl Dunson with Proclamation
First Selectman Fred Camillo of the Town of Greenwich presents to retiring Greenwich Tree Conservancy president and co-founder Cheryl Dunson a Certificate of Special Recognition for her 15 years of service beneath a tree planted at the Conservancy’s founding.
Letter: The Unfair Share Bill
Dear Editor- Very soon, the General Assembly’s Housing Committee will consider a bill, HB5204, known as the “Fair Share” Bill. The bill’s language is…
Brunswick Wins Over Trinity-Pawling 7 to 3
From Michael Kennedy Brunswick 7 T-P …
Editorial: Offering Positive Advice
Editorial about as a community we can offer positive advice to the next generation.
Column: “Living in God’s time”
How do we make sense of the topsy-turvy time we've been living in? We are invited to see God's time in our lives and the world around us as an opportunity to be present to all the seasons of our lives.
Column: Economic Development in Post-COVID Connecticut
Our state government's finances are in surprisingly good shape as we begin to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, with our third consecutive budget surplus in FY 2021. As we pay down our high level of debt, we must remain disciplined to be ready for the inevitable slowing of the business cycle. The governor has proposed tax policy changes aimed at encouraging in-migration of individuals and businesses, stemming outflow of retirees, and increasing prosperity across all parts of the state.
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