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Every year, hundreds of artists nationwide compete to have their paintings of ducks or other waterfowl featured on a U.S. stamp. This year’s Federal Duck Stamp Contest took place in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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NSC-131, a Massachusetts-based white supremacist group, took credit for a small rally on Saturday in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Connecticut Attorney General William Tong's investigation found no evidence that a former assistant principal at Cos Cob School used discriminatory hiring tactics.
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Former Connecticut Governor Lowell Weicker was eulogized as a larger-than-life figure in state and national politics at his funeral in Greenwich on Monday.
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For the first time in recent history the Greenwich, Connecticut, League of Women Voters will not host a debate for local candidates running for state office.
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Connecticut Attorney General William Tong has launched a civil rights investigation into alleged hiring discrimination at a Greenwich school.
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An investigation has been launched into an undercover video showing an assistant principal at a Greenwich school allegedly saying he would not hire conservatives and Catholics.
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An assistant principal at a public elementary school in Connecticut is facing an investigation by state education officials after apparently being secretly recorded saying he’d prefer not to hire politically conservative staff, including Roman Catholics.
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An anonymous Greenwich couple gave the Bruce Museum more than 70 works.
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Commercial real estate brokers in Greenwich, Connecticut, have been busy this fall. The city earned a new title last week from commercial real estate firm CBRE: Hottest market in Fairfield County.