“Let’s face it, Tuesday’s Republican vote was a “do over” and Ms MacGillivray’s attempt to stack the deck of like-minded RTC members backfired.” – John Macri, Jr. is a retired public school teacher and a lifelong resident of Greenwich Continue Reading →
Letter to the Editor
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Montanaro: On Tuesday, Vote Row A
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“Dems posing as Republicans is a national strategy across America in towns like Greenwich. They misrepresent themselves as a “United” party and they are not conservatives by any metric. They are the Uni-Party, for themselves and their agendas, not for the masses.” – Joe Montanaro Continue Reading →
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Cichy: “United-RTC”?
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“I believe working together is the best way to overcome challenges and accomplish complicated tasks. I do not believe name-calling should be part of this process. I have not seen this behavior from the current RTC leadership.” – Blazej Cichy, RTC Candidate from Cos Cob (District 8) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Blazej Cichy
ROTA: January RTC Meeting was Unwelcoming, Poorly Run
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“There was no welcome to first time attendees, no background provided regarding several discussion topics. It was shocking and extremely off-putting to hear the leaders on the dais refer to fellow Republicans as ‘traitors.’…Additionally, someone in the audience asked as the meeting began if there were any non-Republicans or members of the press in attendance to please identify themselves.” – Adele Rota Continue Reading →
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Lauridsen: First Selectman’s Appointment to Engineering Firm Advisory Board is Fraught with Potential Conflict
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“Selectman Fred Camillo’s appointment to a board position at S.E. Minor & Co., a local land use consulting firm, is fraught with potential conflicts of interest between his full-time job as First Selectman and this new board position.” – Peter Lauridsen Continue Reading →
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Dodson: Vote for the 6 Endorsed RTC Caucus Candidates in D8 on March 5
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“I urge all my fellow D-8 Republicans to vote in the March 5th primary for the following 6 caucus endorsed candidates: Gail Lauridsen, Blazej Cichy, Joe Solari, Joe Montanaro, Mike Devita and Phil Dodson.” – Philop Dodson Continue Reading →
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JILL KELLY: Republicans, vote for candidates who collaborate in a civilized respectful manner and know how to get things done
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“I believe everyone has good in them, but there are just a few who are misguided. Some of those misguided people are running the Greenwich Republican Party at this time. It’s their way or the highway, and they are strongly trying to push a national agenda on our town, which most of us do not want.” – Jill Kelly Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, District 2, Jill Kelly, RTC
Cincotta: My Political Education and Why I’m Running for Re-election to the RTC
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“I believe there were multiple issues that led to three of the four RTC-endorsed candidates losing in 2022 with responsibility being shared by both the campaigns and the RTC. For the 2024 election, and beyond, the RTC needs to be able to draw on all Republicans to get involved. We cannot have experienced people sitting on the sidelines because of ego or apathy.” – Jerry Cincotta, caucus endorsed Candidate for the RTC from District 5 Continue Reading →
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District 2 RTC Group Letter: The Greenwich RTC Needs a Refresh
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“Our efforts are fully supported by First Selectman Fred Camillo and Selectwoman Lauren Rabin.” – Jill Kelly, Joe Kelly, Jill Barile, Nick Barile, Scott Diddel Continue Reading →
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Greenwich Teacher Union: The Real Issue in Greenwich Public Schools is Underfunding and Overworked Teachers
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“Each day teachers go into schools and make the best of this manufactured fiscal crisis, yet they are being blamed for the system’s failures. By using teachers as clickbait for headlines, the BET and Greenwich Time are doing a disservice to students and our community by circumnavigating the real issues at play.” – Greenwich Education Association Executive Board Continue Reading →