About GFP
Comment Policy
Contact Us
Newsletter Sign-up
Advertise on Greenwich Free Press
Payments

Greenwich Free Press -

Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/letter-to-the-editor/letter-local-issues-are-national-issues-128652/)

More

News
Gov’t
Around Town
- Holiday
- Volunteering
- Giving
- Parenting
Police & Fire
Lifestyle
Business
Real Estate
Schools
Dogs

Categories
- News
- Gov’t
- Around Town
- Police & Fire
- Lifestyle
- Business
- Real Estate
- Schools
- Dogs

About GFP
Comment Policy
Contact Us
Newsletter Sign-up
Advertise on Greenwich Free Press
Payments

Letter: Local Issues are National Issues

By: greenwichfreepress | September 18, 2019

Print

Filed Under:

Letter to the Editor

More About
Letter to the Editor

LETTER: Greenwich teachers are among the highest paid in the State.
"Under their existing union contract, teachers are scheduled this coming fiscal year to receive wage increases up to 2.9%. Additionally, teachers’ benefit costs will increase 7% this coming year." – Nancy Cooper (D5), Wynn McDaniel (D7), Patty Roberts (D5) and Jane Sprung (D10)
GOLDRICK: Drawing from our town's cash reserves is our moral responsibility
WATERS: 63 Million Gold Bars in the Land of Privilege

View all Letter to the Editor Posts →

Newsletter Sign-up

Email Address*

First Name

Last Name

* = required field

powered by MailChimp!

Greenwich Free Press
Town of Greenwich
Greenwich Public Schools
Greenwich High School
Greenwich YMCA
Audubon Greenwich
Connecticut Weather Inc
Greenwich Police
Greenwich Fire Dept.

In Case You Missed It

JUST LISTED: Spectacular Spacious, Like New Colonial in Glenville!

JUST LISTED: 7 Grey Rock Drive Greenwich, CT 06831 Listed at: $1,949,000 Greenwich MLS: #106194 Bedrooms: 5 Baths: 3.1 Acres: .28 Sq ft: 4,537 +1,200 Sq ft in lower level Single family Colonial Listed by: MaryAnn Grabel Sotheby’s International Realty One Pickwick Plaza Greenwich, CT 06830 Tel: (203) 561-5151 Email: [email protected] Fabulous like new spacious bright home in a great location. Walking distance to school, shops and parks.

Selectmen Vote Unanimously for Tip Fees; Hold their Noses at $25 Resident Permit Fee

Trash arrives at the dump at Holly Hill, June 1, 2020 Photo: Leslie Yager On Thursday the Board of Selectmen voted to implement a tip fee at the Holly Hill Resource Recovery Facility, aka "the dump," of $112.00 per ton, and a $25 permit fee for residents who prefer to bring their own trash to the dump. They said $93.66 is the actual hauling and disposal fee to the town.

Search This Site

Browse Archives

New Canaanite
Darienite.com

This site built with Project Largo from the Investigative News Network and proudly powered by WordPress.

Back to top ↑