Two issues have emerged with regard to the possible scenic road designation. Continue Reading →
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Two issues have emerged with regard to the possible scenic road designation. Continue Reading →
The utility said that at end of Thursday, more than 700 crews were working urgently to repair the widespread damage to the electric system. Continue Reading →
Useful information for people still without power. Continue Reading →
“Our main priorities have been to clear debris and trees from the roadways and power lines in order to ensure that the roadways are safe and to set the conditions for the restoration of electricity across our community. However, there are still many roads blocked. Our goal today is to get the all of them cleared.” – First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Last summer the Round Hill Association gathered in force to oppose a proposal that would include 28 houses on 17 acres. Continue Reading →
Virtually every street and thoroughfare in the Town of Greenwich sustained some damage because of Tropical Storm Isaias. Continue Reading →
Town attorney Vin Marino said the local ordinance process, which includes pubic hearings, has the benefit of raising awareness and creating a community conversation. Continue Reading →
Eversource released a statement saying the impact from Isaias, in terms of customers affected in Connecticut, is greater than Superstorm Sandy. Continue Reading →
“It is unbelievable that RTC Chair Quigley would scoff at the fact that Fazio would benefit from the FazioPAC twitter account. …Mr. Quigley knows, as do Trump and his acolytes, that this type of language invigorates Trump Republicans.” – Joe Angland and Josh Fedeli Continue Reading →