Good news for commuters

and travelers

Metro-North Railroad

Governor Lamont announced the addition of six new express trains to the New Haven Metro-North line, shortening commuters' travel time.

Bradley International Airport

Travelers using Bradley International Airport will also benefit from a $20 million infusion from the federal infrastructure package. The funding will increase capacity at the ticket counter area, improve and streamline baggage handling, enhance and meet ADA requirements, and improve energy efficiency. It is expected to create 2,500 jobs during construction.

"Not only will this critical funding lead to an easier and more streamlined airport experience for travelers at Bradley, but it will create thousands of good jobs for Connecticut workers. I am proud to have fought alongside our Congressional delegation to bring this much needed federal infrastructure funding back to Connecticut,”一Senator Richard Blumenthal

Corporate America says

"Yes" to Connecticut

Subway, which started out as one sandwich shop in Bridgeport, announced that it is moving its new corporate headquarters from Milton to Shelton, CT.

The Darien-based financial-technology firm Oasis Pro Markets plans to add 91 positions in Connecticut. “Gov. Lamont has been incredibly supportive of building the local fintech economy, and we are proud to be a part of it. We look forward to expanding our operations in Connecticut,” said Pat LaVecchia, founder and chief executive officer of Oasis Pro Markets.

Meet our candidates

Trevor Crow—

Fearless Competitor

Trevor is running for the Connecticut

State Senate District 36

Q: What do you think are the biggest issues that concern Greenwich residents these days?

TC: Local authority, inflation, the economy, women’s reproductive rights and gun safety.

Q: What made you decide to run for office?

TC: I had a visceral response to Trump winning. In the years since,

I felt compelled to try to restore our democracy in the wake of the damage he did.

Q: What’s one thing most people don’t know about you?

TC: I was a competitive figure skater growing up. Now, I compete in ballroom dance. I’ll be doing a paso doble for Abilis this fall with my partner, who was a choreographer for Dancing with the Stars.

To learn more about Trevor or to join her team, visit https://www.trevorforsenate.com/

Ask Ned Anything

Governor Ned Lamont has returned to Twitter with #AskNedAnything, touching on hot topic issues like recreational marijuana, insulin prices, Connecticut tax policies, the spike in COVID-19 cases, and plenty more. Reach out and ask the Governor your question.

Editorials that caught our eye

“Where have Republicans been on major issues?” ask Senate President Pro Tempore Martin Looney and Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff. As Republicans pound the lecterns calling for tax relief, cuts in gas prices, and help for senior citizens and low income residents, their voting records speak otherwise. Read their editorial.

"In short, everything Republicans are now barnstorming around the state claiming they’re for, they overwhelmingly voted against just a few weeks ago," write Senators Looney and Duff.

What I learned as a Greenwich Patriot

Svetlana Wasserman writes in the Greenwich Time about what she learned by receiving daily e-mails from the Greenwich Patriots.

“And while my Greenwich Patriots celebrated 'those who value human life' in the overturn of Roe, they showed a callous disregard for human life by daily posting discredited medical advice claiming masks and the Covid vaccine will kill you, but Ivermectin and natural remedies will save you. ...Where is the love of life while dispensing life-threatening medical advice?” Read her editorial.

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