“Bad assumptions. We all make them. Like assuming we can drive across town in 20 minutes and then get stuck in traffic, so we are late for an appointment.” – Peter Berg Continue Reading →
Berg: Bad Assumptions, We All Make Them
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Three Time’s a Charm? Dr. Michael Goldstein to Challenge Jim Himes for CT’s 4th Congressional District
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“This marks Goldstein’s third campaign for the seat, following a 2024 race in which he earned over 122,000 votes — the strongest Republican performance against Himes in years — while spending just $1.27 per vote, one of the most efficient congressional campaigns in the country.” – Dr. Michael Goldstein, Greenwich Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Cincotta: Connecticut has a spending problem.
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“I highlight state employee compensation given it is such a significant percentage of the budget. The focus should be on cutting spending, not raising taxes. People should be contacting their legislative representatives and the Governor to voice their opinions. The election in November needs to be a referendum on the Democrat’s exorbitant spending levels.” – Jerry Cincotta Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Effros: Go Directly to Jail – Misuse of 911
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“Please note that, pursuant to my July 22, 2003, Settlement with the Town of Greenwich, I was named to a ‘Monitoring Committee by the First Selectman of the Town of Greenwich, with instructions to use 911 to report infractions. – Bill Effros Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Bill Effros, Cardinal field lights, stipulation
Rothenberg: Hamill Rink: Facts Matter, Part 2 – Recent Public Comments
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“Recent public letters opposing the Hamill Rink replacement project have attacked the work done by the Hamill Rink Task Force and again advanced the claim that Byram residents do not support the plan. The evidence does not support either narrative.” – Joe Rothenberg Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Rothenberg: Hamill Rink: Facts Matter, Part 1 – BET Hearing
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“The same small group continues to recycle claims that have already been examined and addressed through years of study and public process.” – Joe Rothenberg Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Fichtel: Urging BET to reject Dorothy Hamill Rink Task Force Request to fund “flip”
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Almost everyone wants the DHSR replaced, but as with the Drake committee, the DHSRTF has insisted on replacing a small, neighborhood rink with a massively expanded “destination” arena that is not just a replacement of the DHSR and will dramatically change the character and ambiance of the Morlot Park and surrounding neighborhood. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
HAHN: Guarding Greenwich – A Call to Preserve Local Stewardship Over Ideology
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“Greenwich residents expect competence and candor. They expect their officials to safeguard both the town’s balance sheet and its authority to govern itself. They expect civility — because in a community of shared institutions, politics that degenerates into vilification diminishes the whole. The future of Greenwich will not hinge on one chairman or one committee. It will depend on whether we insist that local government remain disciplined, measured, and rooted in the particular interests of this town rather than in the shifting cataclysms of national issues—on either side.” – Michael Hahn Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
A joint-letter from Javier Aleman and Seth Bacon, RTM District 4 members
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“Much of the opposition rests on a flawed premise: that the Byram community does not support keeping the skating rink in Byram or the proposed ‘flip’ concept. ” – Javier Aleman and Seth Bacon Continue Reading →
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Williamson: Raise the Speed Limit on Post Road from 25 MPH
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“Speeding on Hillside Road, Palmer Hill Road, and Glenville Road (just to name a few) has been a problem for many years, and the cameras are finally making people slow down. But a 25 mph limit on the Post Road by Greenwich High School — albeit only on schoolday mornings and afternoons — is unnecessary and impedes the flow of traffic.” – Joe Williamson Continue Reading →