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“When the BET votes on April 1 to approve the FY22 budget, I will be supporting the inclusion of design funds for the Julian Curtiss School renovation project and the BOE-approved Educational Specifications.” – Leslie Moriarty, Democratic Caucus Chair, Board of Estimate and Taxation Continue Reading →
Police responded to Valley Rd in Cos Cob, the home of a youthful offender to arrest him on an active arrest warrant. Continue Reading →
“If you’re a student, please listen to me carefully. I realize profanity has become part of your daily life. It’s something that is everywhere. It’s in art, popular music, literature, film, television. It has become pervasive in our society today that you as students are being raised in.” – Peter Sherr Continue Reading →
Building on its successful first two years, ECAGS will expand to support more Greenwich families and help close the achievement gaps among the youngest students in town. Continue Reading →
The legislation is House Bill 6610. It was approved in the House by a vote of 141-0 and will next be transmitted to the Senate for consideration. Continue Reading →
The idea of an affordable housing trust fund had been proposed to the RTM in 1988, but it was tabled. A year later the state affordable housing statute, 8-30g, was approved. Continue Reading →
“Greenwich has such a strong sense of community, and we are very appreciative of those partnerships that make our town so special, including the support from our friends at Funky Monkey.” – Police Chief James Heavey Continue Reading →
“If we delay Julian Curtiss, we would delay every other school project and that would be a more expensive choice for our town, our community, our kids, and future generations.” – Group letter signed by 174 Greenwich Public Schools parents Continue Reading →
“The recent reckless statements by the mayor of New Haven and a Democratic state representative here in Connecticut showed the ugly side of politics. Both public servants brought shame to their offices with baseless, unsubstantiated charges of racism leveled at municipalities they know nothing about, save for what they read on social media and their preconceived notions of those towns.” – Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
“We’re addressing our nursing home to make sure everyone is vaccinated there. It’s a little more complicated because of shifts and timing, but we’re working hard to get everyone who works there vaccinated as quickly as possible.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →