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“Republicans are committed to building a beautiful, modern Central Middle School with everything our kids need to thrive. And Republicans are the ones who accelerated this so our kids can enjoy it now.” – Brooks Harris Continue Reading →
“This incredibly special event has become one that we all look forward to each year, and it’s clear why. The joy, the laughter, the incredible feeling of everyone coming together – it’s so wonderful.” – Amanda Finn Continue Reading →
“Most CT residents probably have no idea that a few people are trying to push through a bill, HB 6726 Sec. 27, that would allow a farmer to breed and slaughter up to 1,000 rabbits.” – Sherry Wernicke Continue Reading →
The occupants of the SUV – a driver and three passengers – sustained fatal injuries and were pronounced deceased at the scene. Continue Reading →
“The State House has voted 149-1 to allow continued sale of ‘cocktails to go’ at restaurants and cafes… as if we don’t have enough impaired drivers already. That bill now moves to the State Senate, if we can get them away from their tailgating party on the roof.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →
The auditorium, gymnasium and chapel will be preserved, as they have significant historical significance. Continue Reading →
On May 3 Greenwich Police arrested a local man for allegedly selling crack-cocaine to an undercover police officer on multiple occasions. Continue Reading →
And like the previous meetings for the Pemberwick and Brothers Brook drainage area neighbors responded with frustration that the town wasn’t doing more to mitigate flooding and the emphasis on action items was for residents to do their own flood mitigation. Continue Reading →
This budget underfunds key initiatives and increases operating risk. It kicks too many cans down the road. BET Democrats tried but were not able to influence the outcome due to the tie breaking vote exercised by the Chair. Unfortunately, to the detriment of the Town, the RTM did not even have the opportunity to discuss, debate and decide on important issues. The six BET Republicans made those decisions for everyone, and the result is that the budget transmitted to the RTM for approval was anything but prudent. Continue Reading →
