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On Friday the Greenwich Registrars of Voters announced they will hold a recanvass on Monday, Nov 13 in the town hall meeting room for candidates in the RTM in districts 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 and 12. Continue Reading →
An applicant is not required to make a donation to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund for P&Z approval. Nor does the P&Z commission have to approve a development without an affordable component. After about two years, the applicant has reduced the proposal from about 246 units to 198 units and is proposing a “donation” to the trust fund. Continue Reading →
A criminal investigation revealed that the attorney defrauded clients by using funds in his Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Account to cover funds owed to others, and for his own use. Continue Reading →
Attorney General William Tong this week joined a coalition of 21 attorneys general in an amicus brief fighting for access to emergency care for Texas patients. The multistate coalition filed an amicus brief in the Texas Supreme Court backing the plaintiffs in Zurawski v Texas. A release from AG Tong’s office said the plaintiffs in the lawsuit include 15 Texas women whose health, fertility, and lives were put at risk by Texas’s draconian anti-abortion laws. In the amicus brief, the multistate coalition supported the women’s argument that Texas’s laws endanger the lives and health of pregnant people in the state. The coalition further argued that Texas’s laws would also have serious repercussions for the health systems of other states. Continue Reading →
O’Keefe currently serves at DECD as Connecticut’s first chief innovation officer, a position he will retain until a successor is found. Continue Reading →
Check here for 2023 holiday shipping and mailing deadlines including domestic, international and military shipping destinations to allow for the timely delivery of cards, letters and packages by Dec 25. Continue Reading →
Crunching the numbers reveals a pattern. The RTC slate for RTM candidates was defeated across the board, except for District 10. Continue Reading →
To complete all deliveries across the two districts, Ernst Schirmer’s bicycle route totaled 46 miles. Continue Reading →
“Whether it’s a dangerous intersection or highway, or a need for better bus and bike lanes, no one can better pinpoint a community’s safety needs than the people who actually live and work there,” said US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. Continue Reading →
A report is expected to be delivered to the town in late December and results will be released to the public soon after. Continue Reading →