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WATERS: Voters Can’t Trust Fazio

By: greenwichfreepress | August 12, 2021

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James Waters
Ryan Fazio
State Senate 36th district

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James Waters
Ryan Fazio
State Senate 36th district

O'Brien: Protect Greenwich’s History, its Neighborhoods, and Its Financial Health by Rejecting Rink Flip MI
"If approved, this architectural monstrosity will stand as the permanent, negative legacy of our First Selectman, the Task Force Chairman, and the P&Z Commission. I urge the RTM to protect Greenwich’s history, its neighborhoods, and its financial health by rejecting this MI." - Jim O'Brien
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At RTM Budget Overview Committee, Frustration over Legal Fees Heats Up, Again
As of the end of March, $192,644 in legal fees from the First Selectman have been paid out of the law department budget, and $304,002 in school board legal fees have been invoiced but not paid. The town attorney, who per town charter is the one to approve legal bills, has recused herself.
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Connecticut's November Races Come Into Focus as Fazio Nominated by GOP to Challenge Lamont
Ryan Fazio won the Connecticut GOP nomination to challenge incumbent Democratic Governor Ned Lamont. Republicans rallied behind Fazio after New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart suspended her campaign following news of her alleged misuse of a city issued p-card, and Betsy McCaughey dropped out of the race after failing to secure enough delegates to force a primary. Democratic Governor Ned Lamont is seeking a historic third consecutive term. Both Senator Fazio and Governor Lamont call Greenwich home.
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Fazio, Gevanter and Blankley Debrief following Election for State Senate
Since Tuesday's election victory for Republican Ryan Fazio over two opponents – Democratic petition candidate John Blankley and Alexis Gevanter – there has been a bit of time for reflection.
Round Hill Association Debate Draws Distinctions between State Senate Candidates
GROUP LETTER: Fazio makes false claims about police accountability bill

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