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Sandy Litvack talked about the First Selectman setting a “tone” for the town, the move afoot to cut 10-15% of the town’s budget, and opposing education charter change. Continue Reading →
Listing 3 issues facing Greenwich today, District 8’s von Keyserling wrote, “provision of public debate without the fanatical bullying and character assassination of pubic volunteers in the media.” Continue Reading →
Tod Laudonia and Howard Richman talked about efficiencies in the tax collector office. Laudonia said because of partisan politics his department’s salary budget had been slashed and he’d been forced to lay off two employees. He said the BET mistook cost cutting for efficiency. Richman said this summer checks weren’t deposited for five weeks, costing the town $70,000 or $80,000 in interest. Continue Reading →
The St Lawrence Society held its 30th annual Columbus Day dinner, this year honoring Renato Berzolla. Continue Reading →
A crowd gathered at Greenwich Town Hall on Columbus day to sing, hoist the Italian flag and honor Renato Berzolla, former Deacon of st Catherine of Siena Church. Continue Reading →
Peter Tesei was nominated on July 25 by the RTC for a record 6th term, along with John Toner, nominated for a second full term. Shakeups in the process that excluded incumbents from the slate, including Leslie Tarkington who is petitioning for a place on the ballot for BET. Peter Bernstein is petitioning for a spot on the ballot for BOE. Continue Reading →
The event will celebrate this year’s Columbus Day Honoree and feature a lovely pasta dinner. Continue Reading →
Come to the St. Lawrence Club in Cos Cob to celebrate the inauguration of the 45th president of the United States, Donald Trump. The hosts have lined up a DJ, a prime rib dinner and buffet, dancing and a selection of red, white & blue drinks. Continue Reading →
Alexa Guerrieri received a college scholarship from the St. Lawrence Club. The GHS ’16 graduate is headed to UNH at the end of the month. The club also honored their Columbus Day honoree Sam Romeo and bid bon voyage to 13 members and their families who departed on Saturday for Rose, Italy. Continue Reading →
The office at the St. Lawrence Club was brimming with everything from stacks of paper and boxes to computer monitors and file cabinets on Friday afternoon when club president Tod Laudonia arrived after a day’s work at Town Hall as Tax Collector.
But, more than a busy hub for the club’s leadership, the office is also a repository of nearly a century’s worth of the club’s collective memory. Secreted away are photo albums, scrap books and memorabilia tracing the history of St. Lawrence Club, founded in 1923 by 125 gentlemen from Rose, Italy. Continue Reading →