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LETTER: What’s Next for the Greenwich Public Schools Budget?

By: greenwichfreepress | June 26, 2020
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  • Penny: CT Needs A State Senator Who Will Fight Hard for the Causes He Believes In

    "That's who Joe Kelly is. He's a hustler and a grinder. He doesn't back down once he believes in something, and he doesn't stop until the mission is accomplished." – Alexandra Penny

  • New Canaan First Selectman: Joe Kelly brings people together
  • Driscoll: Joe Kelly gets the math wrong on cutting the public benefits charge on our electric bills

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