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RAMER: Elections Have Consequences

By: greenwichfreepress | October 5, 2021

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Fassuliotis: Greenwich Does Not Need a Surveillance State to Teach People How to Drive
"Hopefully, the RTM will recognize the profound stakes involved and overwhelmingly reject these traffic cameras before it is too late. Our town representatives must refuse to trade Greenwich’s character and tradition of self-government for a surveillance state sold in the name of safety. The future of Greenwich should be shaped by its own citizens and accountable leaders — not by automated cameras and out-of-town contractors." - Karen Fassuliotis
Galvin: Meaningful Perspective after Near-Hysteria over Speed Cameras in Greenwich
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