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BET Chair Weisbrod Shares Statement Following Budget Decision Day

“Combined with the Grand List revaluation, the proposed mill rate is 10.12, making ours the lowest in Connecticut….Our goals remain clear: maintaining the high standard of services our residents cherish, ensuring tax stability, and funding critical infrastructure through a thoughtful, long-term lens.” – David Weisbrod, BET chair Continue Reading →

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Prihoda: No sympathy for speeders crying they are inconvenienced

“A neighbor walking her small dog AT A MARKED CROSSWALK was victimized by a hit and run high speed vehicle zooming up the road.  The same spot the school bus picks up and drops off children. And elderly folks cross. And an elementary school down the road – though there is no needed speed camera there – yet. ” – Monica Prihoda Continue Reading →

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Letter: The cameras aren’t the problem. The speeding is.

“To my fellow Greenwich drivers fuming over a speeding ticket received while barreling past an elementary school — perhaps direct that energy toward the gas pedal instead of the town council. The cameras aren’t the problem. The speeding is.” — Michael R. Kennedy, a Greenwich resident, parent of young children, and personal injury lawyer who has seen firsthand what happens when a 4,000-pound vehicle meets a 60-pound child. Slow down. Continue Reading →

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Melillo: “Speeding, Public Acts, Cameras and the Awesome Power of AI Generated Fines – Slow Your Horses”

“Query: Is it possible that every driver in Greenwich needs to self-reflect and determine their culpability in the town-wide problem of speeding? What is more, is it fair to issue an oppressive number of violations that otherwise surpass the total population of Greenwich, both driving and non-driving persons, by more than the total number of residents in Greenwich plus the entire population of the Town of Darien or New Canaan?” – Andrew Melillo Continue Reading →

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Re-evaluating the Rink Replacement: The Case for the Harborside Recreation Hub and Renovation of the Existing Rink vs. the Byram “Flip” makes so much sense

“While everyone agrees the current facility has outlived its life cycle, the “Modified Flip” proposal in Eugene Morlot Memorial Park is a 20th-century solution to a 21st-century opportunity. Build the Harborside Recreation Hub at 100 Arch Street and renovate the existing Hamill rink as a low-impact neighborhood facility.” – James J O’Brien Continue Reading →

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