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“I love exploring the centuries of history present in the landscape of Greenwich, from village centers, to stone walls, property lines, rambling roads and even the names we’ve affixed on them. On foot, by bike, or by car, they take us through time, telling tales that are hidden in plain sight.” – Anthony Moor Continue Reading →
A memorial service is planned for 11:00am on Wednesday, June 22 at Christ Church Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“Merit, inclusion, civic pride, ideas, and passion will be at the center of the administration, not identity politics.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Last week the RTC Executive Committee voted to recommend Camillo to the full RTC on Tuesday night. Continue Reading →
Mason said the upcoming election is about coming together as one “Greenwich United.” Continue Reading →
“I believe I have professional experience. I believe I have the Town government experience. And I have the established relationships with all leaders in Town. I want to use those relationships immediately to continue to develop an economic plan for the Town….I’ve been in training for this position for three decades.” – Michael Mason, Republican Candidate for First Selectman Continue Reading →
“Gentlemen, this appears as though it was an inside job. It had to be an inside job. We are sitting here today rapidly approaching 90 days since it was brought to anyone’s attention, giving those involved plenty of time to destroy records and cover up the tracks.” – Tony Turner, DTC Chair Continue Reading →
“I’ve always had an interest in community service and civic life,” he said. “I’d like to take the experience I have and apply it to a non profit or small business start up.” – Peter tesei Continue Reading →
First Selectman Peter Tesei asked for more aggressive police enforcement against double parking on Hillside Road and suggested a working committee be formed to explore smoother drop off and pick up. Continue Reading →
Mr. Litvack said that his decision took into account that more than 6,000 voters, nearly half of the electorate, thought he possessed skills and experience which would benefit Greenwich. Continue Reading →