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Selectmen Approve 18 Day Detour During Paving of Elm Street Bumpout

By: greenwichfreepress | May 13, 2021

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149th House District Debate Highlights: Housing Legislation, Transportation Funding & Tolls, Fiscal Guardrails, AI & Data Centers
Round Hill debates included questions for the State Rep candidates in the 149th district.
Governor Lamont Presents Citation to Coffee for Good, Marking National Disability Employment Awareness Month
Round Hill Association Hosts Debate for State Senate 36th District

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DPW To Start Construction on Shore Road Sidewalks
Construction will begin at the intersection of Sound Beach Avenue and Shore Road and proceed southwest toward Greenwich Point, terminating at the intersection of Shore Road and North Crossway.
Selectmen OK Detour for Eastbound Lane of Old Post Rd #6 in Cos Cob for DPW Drainage Improvement Project
Old Greenwich School Recognized by State for Making Active Transportation Safer, More Accessible, Sustainable

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