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Whitby is preparing for reopening school on August 26.
The Connecticut Dept of Revenue Services is urging those who missed the July 15 Connecticut income tax filing deadline to file returns and make necessary payments as soon as possible.
The discussion will examine the aspects of the school experience that perpetuate implicit bias and racism, as well as how both public and independent schools are addressing these critical issues.
“Our monthly electric, cable and phone bills are expensive. We all pay a lot for access to these critical services. I recognize that our utility companies are dealing with legacy issues, layering 21st century technology on top of 18th and 19th century roads and 20th century systems. Infrastructure is not easy but we should all know what we’re paying for and we deserve to get top quality service for our money. Let’s ask all these questions of our utilities, our state regulators and ourselves.” – Kathleen Stowe, candidate for State Rep, 149th district
Two issues have emerged with regard to the possible scenic road designation.
Given the current circumstances no service is planned at this time. Notice will be provided at a later date as to where donations may be made in Patrick’s memory. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Education Group’s Day and Boarding School Advisory Services division will present two virtual webinars about the benefits of a boarding school experience featuring admission reps. Continue Reading →
“It truly is time to move past the ‘rinse and repeat’ policies that have crippled Connecticut’s economy.” – Ed Lopez, Chickahominy Continue Reading →
All High Priority roadways have been cleared. About 22% of the Town remains without power. Continue Reading →
Police received a report that a woman was on a property in western Greenwich where she was not allowed. Continue Reading →
As of Saturday morning, Greenwich has 43 roadways that are completely blocked. Seven are high priority and will be attended to first. Continue Reading →
In Greenwich, as of Saturday morning, 22.48% customers remained without power, which is 6,347 out of 28,236. Continue Reading →
“The CEO made a reported $11 million in compensation last year. How does that fit with the level of service and the rate we pay for distribution?” – State Representative Stephen Meskers Continue Reading →
“n November, we have an opportunity to send a message of change: as we cast our ballots, we should really consider how Connecticut was doing before the pandemic struck and think profoundly about the future we envision for the state.” – Marie Lopez, Chickahominy Continue Reading →
Tree damage suffered to the public utilities within Greenwich is widespread, complex, and requires a highly coordinated and technical response. Continue Reading →