To the Editor: Great advice from “Mad Men”’s advertising genius, Don Draper: “If you don’t like what’s being said, change the conversation.” His theory worked. He was able change the read more...
To the Editor: My sister, Clemency Coggins, and I were very pleased to read Anne Semmes’s excellent column (Feb. 3) about Lucinda MacKethan’s two lectures on our family, the Seton family. We read more...
To the Editor: Chris von Keyserling is a leader within the Greenwich RTM, one of the largest grassroots democratic institutions in our country. He is persistent and eccentric, and seems to take read more...
To the Editor: This letter is in support of state Rep. Fred Camillo of the 151st District. While I am not a lifelong resident of Greenwich, only having moved here on 2013, I have seen firsthand his read more...
To the Editor: Voting is a privilege which should never be taken for granted nor wasted. Each vote at the local level can change lives, regardless of how questionable the presidential pick may read more...
To the Editor: I am writing to support state Rep. Fred Camillo to represent the 151th District in the State Assembly. I don’t know anyone who has logged as many miles as Rep. Camillo, walking read more...
To the Editor: Dita Bhargava is an ideal candidate for state representative in the 151st district of Greenwich because of her resolute passion for her family and community. I am a longtime friend read more...
To the Editor: Recently, we and several of our Fairfield County Republican colleagues led a petition drive that collected over 1,700 signatures and testified at a public hearing regarding the read more...
To the Editor: Greenwich has the great good fortune that Livvy Floren has agreed to continue to represent it in the Connecticut State Assembly for another term. Even though the Democratic Party has read more...
To the Editor, Every term, the “freshmen” sorted themselves out in most cases by the end of the first session into groups: No. 1: good potential/hard working; No. 2: possibilities/wait and see; read more...