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Chris von Keyserling, a former RTM district chair and 32 year member of that body, was sentenced on Tuesday to 90 days of house arrest with electronic monitoring and two years probation. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday a group of about 20 waited for over an hour for von Keyserling to arrive at courthouse. They were armed with protest signs that read, “Nope,” “This New World Says No Sexual Assault,” and “The Gig is Up.” Continue Reading →
Mr. von Keyserling is being represented by Philip Russell, who told Greenwich Free Press, “Any contact, if it occurred, it was trivial. And from my limited understanding was never meant to be malicious or sexual. The statute seems to require one or the other.” Continue Reading →
A crowd of about 30 gathered outside Stamford Superior Court in anticipation of the arrival of Chris von Keyserling to answer to a charge of Sexual Assault 4. When he arrived, protesters chanted “Do Not Touch Without Consent!” Continue Reading →
Advocates and community activists are planning a rally at Stamford Superior Court on Wednesday morning at 9:00am to support victims of sexual assault and show disapproval of Greenwich RTM member Chris von Keyserling’s actions. Continue Reading →
RTM District 8 chair was charged with Sexual Assault 4 on Jan 11. Noting the circumstance, he is temporarily turning over his duties to his vice chair, Joshua Brown. Continue Reading →
Long before he was arrested for sexual assault, Christopher von Keyserling’s behavior triggered formation of a “decorum committee” who wrote 24-page report concluding that the RTM leader had personally attacked a woman nominated to the Wetlands Agency. Continue Reading →
Sexual Assault 4th degree is a Class A misdemeanor or class D felony according to Connecticut statute Sec. 53a-73a. Continue Reading →
At the July 19 Planning & Zoning commission meeting, several neighbors turned out to opine on a proposal to relocate dumpsters for Fleishers and Fjord Fisheries to a location more visible from Sinawoy, in the process allowing the back entrances to the stores to become the main entrances. Continue Reading →
“At this time I recommend the agency move forward with the application and resolutely pursue establishing the extent and nature of the contamination and the means to remedy it. This is the most expeditious way to address the contamination and protect the wetlands. If the applicant does not provide a detailed remediation plan, this may be reason for denial.” – Wetlands Agency Director Patricia Sesto on Post Road Iron Works Application Continue Reading →