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Hilmer Santos Roca was charged by Milford Police with Breach of Peace, Public Indecency and Stalking. Greenwich Police say he is suspected of grabbing and trying to kiss a teen girl in Greenwich in February. Continue Reading →
“I trust the decisions that our Registrars of Voters, Fred De Caro (R) and Mary Hegarty (D) have made, especially in getting the CTCL grant. They are upfront and I trust they believe and act on their values.” – Continue Reading →
A proposal at 6 and 10 Glenville Street for a 2-1/2 story residential building with16 rental units and 18 parking spaces, was reviewed by P&Z. P&Z want the applicant to commit to preserving the historic “Mansion” building. Continue Reading →
RSVP required by March 6. Limited to 15 students, PreK-12. Only 1 adult per child permitted. Continue Reading →
The proposed ice rink, “Wings Arena,” was well received by Stamford’s Zoning Board. The proposed location is in the M-G industrial zone, formerly part of Conair, and is now vacant. The property is near town line with Old Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“It’s not factual that the Town can only spend $100 million on capital projects this year. Nothing in the Town charter limits the capital spending to this level. There is no opportunity cost from investing in our schools, because there is no higher priority. Nor is it factual that this Town only pursues one project at a time.” – Janet Stone McGuigan Continue Reading →
“The grant offered to Greenwich is part of an $80 million national initiative with deep ties to Democratic politics, campaigns, and left-wing donors. Many insist there is nothing to see here. Would they be so blasé if a group of former Trump campaign staff started doling out millions in Koch money to influence election administration?” – Jason Snead, director of Honest Elections Project Continue Reading →
“Greenwich’s four train stations were built before 1900 when the town’s population was 12,000. Within three decades, the population tripled. Greenwich’s own development history shows that centering homes, jobs, and services around transit reduces traffic, expands housing options, and increases the town’s tax base.” – Pete Harrison Continue Reading →
“While this proposal would be catastrophic for all 169 municipalities in our wonderful State, my town would be forced to spend almost $1.5 billion in the next decade with no guarantee of affordability nor success.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
The premise that a school must be small to be sustainable – is not correct. It misses the essential nature of sustainable buildings – namely, that highly efficient, net-zero energy (NZE) buildings require dramatically less energy per square foot to operate. Continue Reading →