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Op-Ed: The Future of Witherell: It’s Personal
By Stephen Janis If there is one sentiment that defines the debate over the future of Nathaniel Witherell, it is this: it’s personal. Meaning,…
Op-Ed: State Income Tax Exemption for retirees isn’t deserved
By Chris Powell Why is there such support in the General Assembly for exempting retirement income from the state income tax? Social Security and…
Opinion: It’s the Worst of Times for Greenwich RTC
By Edward D. Dadakis “It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.” Charles Dickens’ words aptly capture what happened to…
Op-Ed: Addressing Surging Electrical Costs
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Please be aware that our electricity prices will be surging this winter. Eversource and United Illuminating have requested approval by the…
Op-Ed: A Look At Nathaniel Witherell
Op/Ed from First Selectman Fred Camillo about Nathaniel Witherell
Column: Protect Voting Rights—Say NO to Referendum
By Edward D. Dadakis This Election Day you will be asked to not only vote for candidates to lead Connecticut you will also be…
Op-Ed: A picture is worth a thousand words
In 2021 Connecticut had the highest electricity rates in the continental United States (1). Energy costs impact everything. Perhaps this is why Connecticut recently…
Editorial: Run On Your Record
Editorial about how Greenwich does not respond to negative campaign and how those running for office should run on their record.
Op Ed: Connecticut’s Economy Has Momentum — Let’s Keep It Moving Forward
By Rachel Khanna Grumbling about Connecticut’s economy is as ingrained in certain circles as complaining about the weather. But in the last few years,…
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