First Selectman Fred Camillo swore in Officers Sabah Ali, Joseph Marini, and Alexander Moran before Police chief Heavey presented each of them with their badges.
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Greenwich Police Swear in Three New Officers
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Outdoor Dining Season Starts April 1 with New Rules & Requirements for Restaurants
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The selectmen voted 2-0-1 on outdoor dining. P&Z has a tightened up its regulations.
Restaurants have a brief window for the permitting process before the season begins on April 1. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Food Drink Restaurants, Government, Real Estate, Ben Branyan, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Avenue, Janet Stone McGuigan
Spring is Coming; Selectmen Chew on Input about Seasonal Street Dining
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In December the Planning & Zoning commission updated voted to approve a text amendment to add rules for outdoor dining, partly in response to dozens of restaurant violations ranging. Some restaurants operated without permits. There were complaints of loud music, sidewalks blocked, lost parking and vermin. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Food Drink Restaurants, Government, Diane's Books, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Avenue, Janet Stone McGuigan, Lauren Rabin
Community Update – Old Greenwich School Readies for Renovation
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There are numerous critical improvements to be made to Old Greenwich School and the OGSBC is determined to make them a reality. The BOE and the OGSBC have the bandwidth to get this project done now for our children and the community. We just need adequate/requisite funding.
Most importantly, we believe there should be no unnecessary delays in fixing the serious problems at OGS. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Alan Gunzburg, Barbara O'Neill, BET, Board of Education, Cristina Dawson, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Public Schools
Greenwich Officials Spar with New Haven State Rep over Non-Resident Beach Fees
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“The legislation, if passed, we’d have to turn away more residents. It wouldn’t impact the people in $3 million houses, it would impact the residents I represent.” – Steve Meskers Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Byram Beach, Fred Camillo, Hector Arzeno, Planning & Development Committee, Roland Lemar, Ryan Fazio, Steve Meskers
OGA Honors Longtime Volunteer Peter Uhry at Standing Room Only Annual Meeting
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Groups that have benefited from Peter Uhry’s long history of volunteering including OGA, Greenwich Audubon, Greenwich Green & Clean and Friends of Binney Park. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Volunteering, Carolyn Petersen, Daren Schneider, Fred Camillo, James Waters, Jane Brash, Marc Ducret, Old Greenwich Association
UPDATED: Camillo Declines to Sign CTCL $500K Grant Agreement, Given Challenge to RTM Vote
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“The Town Attorney declined to give an immediate opinion on the matter at Tuesday’s meeting. Thereafter appeal rights were not preserved pursuant to the aforementioned section. With no appeal having been filed it would appear that the vote on Item #10 is final.” – Glen A Canner Esq, District 12 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Alexis Voulgaris, CTCL, Fred Camillo, Jackie Budkins, Meridia, Michael Spilo, Registrars of Voters
Public Hearing: After 7 Lost Years, Community Urges Regulatory Agencies to Proceed with WMS Field Remediation
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The community turned out in force to endorse Langan’s proposed Alternative #2 for removal of two feet of soil. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Schools, Sports, AECOM, artificial turf, chlorinated solvents, Clare Kilgallen, contaminated soil
First Selectman Honors Freccia Brothers Garage on 100 Years of Service in Greenwich
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First Selectman Camillo said Frank Freccia III and David D’Andrea Jr are known as the best air-cooled mechanics, and vowed to keep vintage Volkswagens on the road for years to come. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Frank Freccia, Freccia Bros Garage, Fred Camillo, Volkswagen
Camillo Pushes Back Against Greenwich Patriots Accusation that Town Promotes CRT through Bias Training
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“Mandated state training for municipal employees is not critical race theory. ” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →