To the Editor: Serving the 150th district has been one of the greatest honors of my life. When I was first elected in 2014, I had much to learn about the General Assembly and the challenges read more...
Earlier this week Greenwich’s own Ned Lamont was ceremoniously handed the keys to the state when he was sworn in as our 89th Governor. The ceremonies included lofty words about wanting both read more...
By Paul R. Silverfarb Sentinel Editor “The Town of Greenwich, like the nation and the world, mourns the loss of one of its own — a member of the ‘Greatest Generation. President Bush was the read more...
To the Editor: Thank you to the voters in the 149th District of Greenwich and Stamford. Being re-elected to a tenth term is an honor. I would never let it go to my head. It has, however, gone read more...
Throughout the day, the Town of Greenwich, along with the entire State of Connecticut, has made their voices heard by exercising their rights to vote. With several key contests up for grabs, voting read more...
After countless political advertisements, more lawn signs than you could possibly add up and heated debates between candidates, today is the day that Greenwich residents vote for several elected read more...
By Peter J. Tesei Our town has more than 62,000 residents. Since its founding in 1640, Greenwich residents have been committed to creating and preserving a sustainable lifestyle from the beaches to read more...
By Susan Bevan Make yourself a cup of tea and settle in to read the reasons why I believe we should vote for Frantz – and Bocchino, Camillo or Floren – AND Stefanowski. This year is the most read more...
Found on the ballot on the Republican Party Line and Independent Party Line We have been impressed with Mike Bocchino’s growth as a legislator. His absolute determination to ensure our read more...
Guest Editorial By Richard C. Breeden Next week, Connecticut voters will make critical choices for the future. We are certain to get a new Governor, and the stakes couldn’t be higher when it read more...
