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Why Civil Debate Matters in High School
Hot takes are everywhere, but real conversations are disappearing. A Greenwich student explains why schools should prioritize respectful debate over winning arguments, helping students become independent thinkers prepared for the future.
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“No matter what someone’s political views are, every student and person deserves the same dignity and chance to share their opinions.” |
Beyond Welfare
What if the political movement reshaping New York City is quietly making inroads into Greenwich? The DSA’s national platform calls for replacing capitalism, abolishing the Senate and Electoral College, defunding the police, and more. Voters deserve to know the full agenda.
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The program goes substantially beyond European-style social welfare policies. In essence, it calls for a new form of government. |
Increasing Costs and Diminishing Supplies?
First Selectman Fred Camillo at the July 9, 2026 Board of Selectmen Meeting:
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“I was stopped by neighbors who lived in little houses...they knocked them down and they rebuilt. And then they were informed by Connecticut Natural Gas that there is not enough capacity... I set up a meeting with CNG...and it was true. There is a capacity issue all over the state of Connecticut but no one was aware of it.” |
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