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The recommended plan includes removal of the two US Route 1 bridges spanning the Byram River and construction of new bridges within the same footprint at a high elevation and without any piers that enter the floodway in order to reduce restrictions to river flow. Continue Reading →
Sellers of meals who have not already taken advantage of legislation that allows them to retain the sales tax they collect on sales of meals may elect to do so for the week of December 12-18, 2021. Continue Reading →
Moderator Tom Byrne explained that once a vote is announced, it is recorded and cannot be changed. “Any rule to the contrary would lead to chaos.” Continue Reading →
A social media challenge encourages students to make threats of violence against their school. Continue Reading →
Lamont has signed signed an executive order (Executive Order No. 21-3) directing Connecticut executive branch state agencies to take significant actions within their authority to reduce carbon emissions and prepare for the impacts of the climate crisis. Continue Reading →
A funeral service will take place Saturday, Dec 18, 2021at 11:00am at First Congregational Church in Old Greenwich, where burial will follow on the church grounds. Continue Reading →
Readers asked for a breakdown of Monday night’s RTM vote on the proposed appeal of the unmask ordinance to the RTM Legislative & Rules Committee. Continue Reading →
Several speakers said mask mandates for school children were unconstitutional and urged the RTM to refer item 8, the Unmask Our Kids ordinance, to be referred to the Legislative & Rules Committee. Continue Reading →
There are dozens of pop-up clinics occurring every day in Connecticut and no appointments are needed for these clinics. Continue Reading →
A pre application has been filed to add two additional stories with three residential units over the existing building at 125 Greenwich Ave. One unit would be affordable under CT General Statutes section 8-30g. Continue Reading →