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“Our state parks and forests are a big part of our incredible quality of life in Connecticut. These destinations are also well-loved, welcoming an estimated 17 million visitors annually – that’s more than four times the population of Connecticut.” – Ned Lamont Continue Reading →
“There is a lack of transparency, accountability and process. We can’t continue to blame tenants for issues that arise. We as a town have to be better than this. These are our most vulnerable residents.” – State Rep Steve Meskers Continue Reading →
A service will be held Thursday 10:00am at Harvest Time Church, 1338 King Street, Greenwich, followed by interment at St. Mary’s Cemetery, Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The State Bond Commission approved the funding on Tuesday, October 22 at a special meeting held at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford. Continue Reading →
“The success of the Time To Own program speaks to its necessity in our current housing market. By making homeownership more attainable, we are not only helping individuals and families achieve stability but also creating more inclusive and vibrant communities across Connecticut.” – Housing Commissioner Seila Mosquera-Bruno Continue Reading →
A Green Sheet is our preliminary form allowing us to determine if further action, such as an IWWA permit, is needed. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Crossing will include a new luxury restaurant with expansive outdoor seating where previously there was a movie theater. There will be a modernized Greenwich Train Station and renovated retail spaces. Continue Reading →
“I know you have the votes because there’s four of you and three of us, but in a small town, bi-partisan system like us, this is not how it’s supposed to work. This is a level of parliamentarian moves worthy of Mitch McConnell. Just because you can do it doesn’t mean you should.” – Dr. Michael-Joseph Mercanti-Anthony Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, October 23, 2024, motorists can expect a closure on I-95 northbound at Exit 5 in Greenwich for the Wrong Way Detection System, which uses video cameras to detect vehicles that are traveling in the wrong direction. Continue Reading →
Communities that receive the $625K federal grant receive $125,000 funding a year for five years. In the prevention world, that is a lot of funding. Other communities that don’t receive this grant receive a range of $2,000 to $10,000 based on community size for their prevention efforts. Continue Reading →