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Stone McGuigan: One Million and Counting

By: greenwichfreepress | May 19, 2022

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Janet Stone McGuigan

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Frank Kelly: Connecticut needs legislators who listen carefully, respect taxpayers, and bring practical experience
"Connecticut needs legislators who listen carefully, respect taxpayers, and bring practical experience to public service." – Col (Ret) Frank Kelly
Greenwich School Board Democrats: Education is a priority for State Representative Hector Arzeno
Kalb: Jill Oberlander Is Who We Should Send to Hartford

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Greenwich Sustainability Committee Looks Beyond Town Borders to Advance Regional Sustainability
The Greenwich Sustainability Committee is looking beyond municipal boundaries as it develops priorities for the coming year, with a renewed focus on regional collaboration, practical solutions and measurable progress on sustainability.
Week Ends in Flurry of Greenwich BOE Lawsuit Motions in Stamford Superior Court
Greenwich Assessor and BET Chair Explain Ins and Outs of Town Reval at LWV Forum

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