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Greenwich Police Deputy Chief Kraig Gray reported to the Selectmen on the 15 minute parking pilot program in the Amogerone lot outside the post office. The lot is a stone’s throw from Greenwich Ave and small delivery truck drivers and people doing errands on the top of the Avenue have benefited from the program. Continue Reading →
“Ryan appreciates that less government is better government. With inflation crippling the discretionary income of many and a recession is knocking on our doors, Ryan will be a leading voice in Hartford to control the cost of governmental spending.” – Stephen Walko Continue Reading →
“Do we fall prey to the “Big Lie perpetuated by Social Media algorithms peddling misinformation to deliberately stir anger and fear while attempting to convince people to buy into false promises. Sadly, these manipulative tactics disempower people making them pawns of destruction while serving candidates vested only in “their love of power.” Marianne Schorer, Greenwich Continue Reading →
“It would appear the only ones surprised by the latest data are the local Greenwich Democrats who have the audacity to litter the landscape with signs saying “Keep CT Growing – Vote Democrat”. That is a Hall of Fame level attempt at gaslighting.” – Jane Sprung and Sage Withrow Continue Reading →
“They’re going to make the right onto Putnam and loop around on Neil Lane to get back onto 95. It’s already a disaster…It’s insane.” – Robert Forstbauer Continue Reading →
Ever wonder what’s allowed on a rooftop in the town of Greenwich? Continue Reading →
On Friday, Oct 28, the Greenwich Botanical Center will present a talk by Kathryn Herman on the importance of outdoor spaces. Continue Reading →
“We, the RTM, need to vote no to literally save lives. I’m asking you to vote no to prevent any further patient neglect at Nathaniel Witherell.” – Fred Lee, district 1 Continue Reading →
The existing theater would be replaced with a new 7,879 square foot mixed-use addition that will include a 4,975 square foot restaurant space and pedestrian plaza with green areas and outdoor restaurant seating. Continue Reading →
