
“I don’t know about other Trump voters, but I voted for America First, not Israel First.” – Lindy Urso Continue Reading →
Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/letter-to-the-editor/page/2/)
“I don’t know about other Trump voters, but I voted for America First, not Israel First.” – Lindy Urso Continue Reading →
“The left’s reaction—shrill and unhinged— reveals their priorities. They’d rather protect criminals than citizens, clinging to a sanctuary dogma that’s crumbling under scrutiny and lived experience.” – David Lancaster Continue Reading →
“I had the feeling that many of the members felt grateful for the gift, but could not see why his service to this country should placed there, and in a way it could (with its flood light) and 9ft tall wall ‘cast a shadow’ on the in inscription: “In honor of the men and women of Greenwich who served the World War.”- David Wold Continue Reading →
“Even if the BOE budget is fully funded, the total number of K-12 General Education teachers will have been reduced by 30 (~4.3%) since the 2022-23 school year, a combination of proactive cuts by the BOE and a reduction in Title I and other grant funded positions. In the approved budget, our GenEd student / teacher ratios are expected to rise again next year, with K-5 classrooms having their largest average class size since 2019.” – Doug Fenton Continue Reading →
“Bush’s place in Veterans Memorial Park should be next to the men who are mentioned that did not make it home during his life time, not standing in front of WWI monument with a massive granite tablet behind him and two lanes of traffic separating him from the ‘boys’ he knew from Greenwich who never made it home.” – David Wold Continue Reading →
“The Charter amendment, which passed with strong support (11-1-0), provides a new opportunity for town employees to retire, collect their pension, and then apply for another town position….the approval of FEMA grant funds for eligible property owners, will help protect homes in flood-prone areas while safeguarding the town’s financial interests.” – Harry Fisher, Republican Chairman of the BET Continue Reading →
“The few added seconds gained from eliminating the current exclusive pedestrian phase is not necessary and not worth the risk to our children, seniors, residents with disabilities, or anyone who needs the assistance of a vehicle free intersection to cross the street.” Continue Reading →
“I urge all members of the BET to move forward with an appropriation to renovate the Ham Ave geothermal system as that is the clear fiscally responsible choice both today and into the future, healthier for our students, teachers, and community, and environmentally sound.” – Mark J Lewis, Greenwich Continue Reading →
“Every day, I watch my government treat humans in an inhumane way, and I have no idea what to do about it. So my step #1 is to voice my opinion and write my first-ever letter to the editor.” – Jen Donnalley, Director, Center for Public Good at Greenwich Country Day School Continue Reading →
“One might think the BET would take note and act accordingly. I certainly expect that as a taxpayer.” – Steven Hall Continue Reading →