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This week more than 20,000 letters with 47,000+ OnePass cards will be mailed to residents with active 2022 park passes. Continue Reading →
Temporary crossovers onto each bridge will be constructed in the median allowing two lanes of both I-684 northbound and southbound to remain open during construction.
The three existing traffic lanes of I-684 northbound and southbound will be reduced to two lanes prior to shifting the traffic temporarily. Continue Reading →
The Rev. Terry Elsberry will discuss God’s guidelines for how to be His men now, to have humility to recognize one’s own limitations and seek help when we need it – from scripture, from God, and from each other. Especially today, we must have the compassion to understand and empathize with others, and be a source of support and comfort when needed. Continue Reading →
“I served two terms in the RTM volunteering to do my civic duty. In my learning curve I once or twice did not get my vote in on time and thus it was not counted when all votes were called. I learned from this experience to pay better attention to the running clock.” – Monica Prihoda Continue Reading →
DPW deputy commissioner said the town’s flow models were triple that from the last time FEMA did mapping in 1975, and that based on DPW calculations, a lot of residential properties should be in the FEMA flood zone. Continue Reading →
“Governor Lamont promised 60 minute train service from New Haven to GCT and the best CDOT could offer up were three very-limited-stop runs on weekdays, two of them departing before 6:00 am. The fastest train still takes 99 minutes to make the journey. But is anyone riding those trains? CDOT knows but is embarrassed to tell us.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →
“I am grateful to First Selectman Fred Camillo for delaying the signing of this agreement which gives the RTM time to get it right.” – Gail Lauridsen Continue Reading →
For the sake of transparency BOE chair Joe Kelly asked Greenwich Schools superintendent to share what she could about investigations of Jeremy Boland and Nicholas Skirkanich. Continue Reading →
Please, remove the keys. Lock your car or you may lose It. Continue Reading →
“We’ve seen this movie before and I am deeply concerned. In a democracy, when we don’t like the results of a vote, we try to do better the next time for a better chance to win, not complain that it must have been that the voting machines failed and demand a do-over.” – Ruth Sherman, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →