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LETTER: What Went Wrong?

By: greenwichfreepress | April 16, 2021
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  • Hall: Affordable Housing Zoning is Not an Unfunded Mandate for Greenwich

    "My observation in this town starts with the fallacy that with  population of over 60,000 and a land area of 67 acres we are still a town.  We are not. We are a city and should have had professional management years ago." – Steve Hall, Greenwich

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