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Piccininno: A Public Apology

By: greenwichfreepress | April 24, 2023

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LOCKTON: Blue Line Solutions is Controlled by RAF Equity
"The RTM is voting in June to accept the Greenwich Speed Camera plan. We all want our children to be safe, but we do not want our Town to be the honey pot for an out of state Equity Fund." - Janet Lockton
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Fassuliotis: Greenwich Residents Deserve a Real Public Hearing — Not a Managed Presentation

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