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“For the last 12 years, Democrats have held complete control of our state government. In that time, they raised our taxes to the second-highest of any state in the country. And because of that, our state economy has performed worst of any in the country before this crisis even began.” – Jackie Budkins and Ross Moore, Co-Chairs, Ryan Fazio for State Senate Continue Reading →
Police have reminded the public repeatedly to lock their cars, and bring both their keys and valuables with them. Continue Reading →
Three of five P&Z members described being torn over their decision but voted in favor of the Historic Overlay that would allow the developer to build a house in the front yard of a historic one in exchange for preserving it in perpetuity. Continue Reading →
Joann loved taking long rides and enjoyed spending time in Vermont and Cape Cod. Continue Reading →
“All of us have seen enough dismal design work–for example, the new Eversource footbridge in Bruce Park–to recognize the value of comprehensive, thoughtful planning with community input. That’s one reason I hope P&Z will designate the Sound Beach Avenue/Wesskum Wood Road/Arch Street loop a scenic road.” – Margot Mabie, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
“Contrary to Drake’s insinuation that Greenwich spends a great deal on education, that 46% figure actually ranks far below virtually every other suburban municipality in the state. Indeed, most comparable suburban Connecticut towns allocate a vastly higher percentage of their total budgets, between 60%-75%, to fund their school systems. A key reason that our school system’s budget comprises such a small proportion of the budget is that Greenwich enrolls the smallest percentage of its school-aged children in its public school system of any municipality in Connecticut.” – Sean Goldrick Continue Reading →
“Parents who are not comfortable with their students returning to school will have the option to engage in a 100% remote learning environment that will include a set schedule and a 50/50 balance between live and asynchronous (pre-recorded) lessons presented to students daily.” – BOE Chair Peter Bernstein, Vice Chair Kathleen Stowe Continue Reading →
Voters can also deliver their absentee ballots to drop boxes at the police station and town hall. Continue Reading →
A man was charged with Breach of Peace 2 and Threatening 1. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police responded to a report of a car crash involving a parked vehicle at 30 Arther Street. Continue Reading →