First Selectman’s Year in Review
By First Selectman, Fred Camillo As I finished my first month in office one year ago, neither I, nor anyone, could have imagined what…
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In Pursuit of Social Justice: Still A Long Way to Go
By Zane Khader As many of you might know, a police reform bill passed the Connecticut State Senate on at 4:00 am on Wednesday…
Vote NO
By Kimberly Fiorello A sweeping police reform bill just passed in the Connecticut House of Representatives and it heads to the Senate next. Yes,…
Equal Protection and Public Safety for All
By Ryan Fazio When George Floyd was brutally killed in Minneapolis two months ago, our police departments in Greenwich, Stamford, New Canaan, and elsewhere…
OpEd: Beware the New (CT) Trojan Horse
By Dan FitzPatrick All Connecticut citizens should be aware – and wary — of a new bill wending its way through our state legislature. …
OpEd: Police Reform Bill is Reckless
By Fred Camillo As a former member of the Greenwich Delegation, I know what it is like to receive many letters, calls, and emails…
OpEd: These Are Interesting Times
By Joe Kelly These are interesting times. Our Country, State, Community, and Families are debating important issues. This is good but only good if…
OpEd: Grateful, Expectant, and Inspired
By Richard Blumenthal On the morning of July Fourth, I always awaken grateful, expectant, and inspired. Grateful for the incredible privilege of living in…
OpEd: Looking for a Path Forward
By Kimberly Fiorello I take great joy from making my home in the Constitution State and in celebrating July 4th where parts of the…
OpEd from BET: We Are All In This Together
These are extraordinary times. No one ever imagined that a single virus would bring havoc and take the lives of so many loved ones…
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