“This reactive approach to soil contamination remediation is simply not working. It cost the tax payer thousands of additional dollars and it closes down fields, etc In some ways it’s becoming the norm that we test and then we go into remediation defcon 5. There has to be a better way. A proactive way.” – Selectman Drew Marzullo Continue Reading →
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At Christ Church, Reflections of Dave Theis Shared by Hundreds Who Admired Him
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“He epitomized the old saying, ‘There is no limit to the amount of good you can do as long as you don’t care who gets the credit.'” – US Senator Blumenthal Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, News, Police & Fire, Boy Scouts of Greenwich, Christ Church Greenwich, David Theis, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Board of Selectmen
Selectmen Address Byram Pool Project & Environmental What If’s
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At Thursday’s Board of Selectmen meeting , the design of the pool project was praised as was the generosity of the Jr. League, but compliments notwithstanding, Tesei and Marzullo went back and forth with resident Peter Quigley who expressed concerns that state protocols aren’t adequate and suggested the Town plan an alternate pool site just in case. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Byram Beach, Greenwich Board of Selectmen, Jr. League of Greenwich
Greenwich First Selectman’s Updates: Graduation, Rehabilitation, and Conversation
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In Peter J. Tesei’s First Selectman Updates at the Board’s first regularly scheduled monthly meeting on July 8th, he addressed the board’s recent and future plans in and around town. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Schools, Central Middle School, Greenwich Board of Selectmen, Greenwich High School, Kids in Crisis, Nathaniel Witherell, Peter Tesei
Personal Attack on Gary Dell’Abate during RTM Appointments Committee Meeting Outrages Greenwich Selectmen
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“These are vounteers. They should never be subject to ridicule. Period. Period.” – Selectman Marzullo, regarding lines of questioning of candidates for volunteer jobs in Town Government. Continue Reading →