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Northeast Greenwich Association to Feature P&Z Chair Alban at Annual Meeting, Nov 7
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Talk to neighbors and engage with the speakers about current happenings, trends, legislative initiatives, proposals and actions. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Bryan Tunney, Fred Camillo, Margarita Alban, Northeast Greenwich Association, Ryan Fazio
Clean Sweep for Republicans in Greenwich Municipal Elections
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In the race for Board of Education Michael-Joseph Mercanti-Anthony won a seat, but the race was too close to call between Megan Galletta and Cody Kittle. Stay tuned. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Bill Kelly, Boad of Education, Cody Kittle, Fred Camillo, Heather Smeriglio, Jackie Budkins, Janet Stone McGuigan
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Oct 1-4, 2021
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Creative Solutions Urged to Save Mature Linden Tree on West End Ave in Old Greenwich
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The 28-inch diameter Linden tree has an expansive canopy, but the plan to cut it down was initiated by a complaint about how it impedes the sidewalk on a heavily traveled urban connector. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Cheryl Dunson, Dr. Greg Kramer, Francia Alvarez, Jason Kaufman, JoAnn Messina, Linden tree, Old Greenwich
Greenwich Botanical Center Virtual Lecture: Waste Free Holidays
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Americans produce one million extra tons of trash than the rest of year between Thanksgiving and New Year. Continue Reading →
Filed under: News
Democratic Candidate for Greenwich First Selectman, Bill Kelly: What I’d Do on Day One
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Bill Kelly said his decision to run for First Selectman was partly inspired by the ceiling collapse at North Mianus School last February, resulting in students being relocated to a former private school campus in Stamford.
“My granddaughter attends North Mianus School,” Kelly said. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Bill Kelly, Board of Education, Board of Estimate and Taxation, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Schools, Tod's Point. Greenwich Pool at Byram Park
Interview with Fred Camillo, Republican First Selectman Seeking Re-Election
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Interviewed in his office at town hall on Friday, Camillo said he anticipated his first two years would be defined by both his leadership during the 100-year pandemic and the 500-year flooding. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Bill Kelly, flooding, Fred Camillo, Greenwich First Selectman, pandemic, pedestrian safety, public safety
TALKING TRANSPORTATION: Saving Money on Metro-North
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OFF-PEAK only fares remain in effect on all trains, even at rush hour, through the end of this year. Yet the railroad is still selling peak tickets, both on its eTix app and its ticket machines. Why? Continue Reading →
Filed under: Transportation, James Cameron, Metro-North, Talking Transportation
Controversy Arises over Possible Tree Removal on West End Ave, Tree Warden Schedules Hearing
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Alan Gunzburg from the First Selectman’s Committee for People with Disabilities, said that two years ago his friend Joe Dowling, also a member of the committee, had tipped over in his wheelchair as he attempted to go around the tree. Continue Reading →