All eight candidates on the panel agreed the state affordable housing statute had failed.
It was the only area of agreement. Continue Reading →
Zingers Fly at Real Estate Forum for Candidates
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Bryan Tunney
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Northeast Greenwich Association to Feature P&Z Chair Alban at Annual Meeting, Nov 7
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Talk to neighbors and engage with the speakers about current happenings, trends, legislative initiatives, proposals and actions. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Bryan Tunney, Fred Camillo, Margarita Alban, Northeast Greenwich Association, Ryan Fazio
GROUP LETTER: Town Field Study – Fields of Delusions, Not Dreams
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The Town of Greenwich Athletic Field Study/Capital Improvement Plan 2020 includes a number of statements about the types of playing fields being considered … statements that require clarity in some cases and rejection in others. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Arthur Yee M.D., Bryan Tunney, David Rudolph, Jude Braunstein, Lian Tel, Real Grass for Healthy Kids!, Susan Rudolph
Open Letter to OGRCC: Children’s Health is Non-negotiable!
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“We know that artificial turf has been installed in numerous communities and institutions because it satisfies a need to conduct sports programs in inclement weather. However, long term studies of exposure to the plastic mat and blades of “grass” along with infill have not been able to show the product is safe.” – Real Grass for Healthy Kids! Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Arthur Yee MD, artificial turf, Bryan Tunney, David Rudolph, Liane Tel, OGRCC, Real Grass for Healthy Kids! Jude Braunstein
LETTER: The Board of Education Has Stacked the Deck
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“It would seem the BoE along with Parks and Recreation have already made a decision, and they are now pushing their agenda forward by hiring a company whose findings will inevitably and predictably support artificial turf.” – Real Grass for Healthy Kids: Jude Braunstein, Bryan Tunney, Liane Tel, Arthur Yee, MD, Susan Rudolph and Warren Silver Continue Reading →