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Thursday morning’s Board of Education candidate debate at Greenwich High School was organized by Aaron Hull’s We The People team of students, who came up with the list of questions that included budget cuts and school start times, class size, student absenteeism/ICE, cell phone policy, and the quality and cost of Cardinal Café food. Continue Reading →
As required by state law, each assessment should reflect 70% of the fair market value as of October 1, 2025. Each property owner will receive a notice of assessment change sometime in November 2025. Continue Reading →
As federal funding for this program has mostly ceased due to the shutdown, Connecticut will cover the $200,000 per day it costs to run the program. Continue Reading →
Work is scheduled to begin October 20 and is expected to be completed by November 26. Detours will be in place during night work. Construction will take place Monday through Thursday evenings between 9:00 pm and 6:00 am Continue Reading →
Amenities are proposed to include a theater, gym, indoor pool, indoor children’s play area, Amenities in the four-story, 171-unit 8-30g on King Street are proposed to include an outdoor playground, pickleball courts, walking paths and a roof deck. Continue Reading →
The Hamill Rink Task Force public hearing at Town Hall is rescheduled to October 8, 2025 at 6:30pm. due to Yom Kippur. The new date is Wednesday, October 8, 2025 Continue Reading →
Several buildings on the north side of Railroad Ave (99, 95, 91, 89-87 and 85 Railroad Ave) include some restaurant uses that are grandfathered. 91 Railroad Ave, previously home to a cigar store, has operated as a retail use. A restaurant with 20 seats would typically require 9 parking spaces, including for staff. Continue Reading →
“Rent is completely unaffordable right now, and this deal is going to make things worse. This unfair and anticompetitive agreement between listing giants Zillow and Redfin will jack up costs for property managers, who will pass those costs on to renters.” – CT Attorney General William Tong Continue Reading →
The debates featured incumbent Republican First Selectman Fred Camillo and Democratic challenger Anthony Moor. First there was the debate between Selectwomen candidates Democrat, Rachel Khanna and Republican incumbent Lauren Rabin. Continue Reading →
Defendants Allegedly Arranged for Women to Travel to a Sex ‘Dungeon’ in a New York City Penthouse, Where He Exceeded the Scope of Their Consent by Violently Abusing Them. Continue Reading →