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November 2, 2023

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Hey Greenwich, are you ready to vote? 🙌

Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 22 Weekly Newsletter Deliver Choose the “A” Team: Visionary leadership for a better Greenwich. Let’s focus on community, not culture wars. Democrats support Local Control We know you moved here for the low taxes, the great schools, and the quality of life. But decades of one party Republican rule have…
November 1, 2023

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HIGH RISE HYSTERIA!!!

Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 21 Weekly Newsletter Deliver If you’ve received mailings from the Greenwich Republicans or driven through town, you probably noticed the campaign hysteria to “stop the high rises!” You might be wondering, where are these high rises and who is in favor of them? Democrats support Local Control The Democratic state…
October 30, 2023

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It’s been 46 years. Greenwich is ready for a First Selectperson

It’s been 46 years. Greenwich is ready for a First Selectperson As part of my campaign preparation, I read the oral history of Ruth Sims, a Democrat, and the first woman elected first selectman in 1977. The interviewer asks Ruth Sims if she prefers to be called first selectwoman or first selectperson. Sims replies, “Well, the…
October 26, 2023

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Why you should vote for the A Team

Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 20 Weekly Newsletter Deliver In the November 7 election for local government, the Democratic candidates will be running on Row A of your ballot and the Republican candidates on Row B. At last week’s Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) debate, the Democratic candidates’ financial expertise was on display—a vision…
October 25, 2023

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BET Democrats carry Central Middle School funding over the line

Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 19 Weekly Newsletter Deliver Not a single Republican BET candidate voted for the project In a surprising, last-minute victory for school kids in Greenwich, on Tuesday, Democrats on the Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) achieved what had seemed impossible just days earlier. Their motion to fully fund a new…
October 25, 2023

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Public Safety is my Top Priority

Public safety is my top priority as first selectperson I am often asked what my top priority is if elected First Selectperson, and my answer is unequivocally public safety. My voting record proves my support for our first responders. I will also fight for improving conditions for pedestrians and bicyclists. To the best of my…
October 19, 2023

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ICYMI, it’s freak out time. The far right is poised to take over our town legislature

Don’t vote for RTM candidates until you know where they stand Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 18 Weekly Newsletter Deliver While you were away, or maybe stuck in endless traffic in Glenville, worrying about the rising cost of renting an apartment in town, a quiet revolution has been in the works. Far-right members of the…
October 11, 2023

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“It takes leadership to protect Greenwich from high-rises and overdevelopment”

State Representatives Hector Arzeno (D-151), Steve Meskers (D-150) and Rachel Khanna (D-149) Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 16 Weekly Newsletter Deliver Recently, Republicans have claimed that Democrats are not protecting Greenwich from state housing mandates. Further, there have been absurd allegations that if Democrats are elected, they will build “skyscrapers” and “high rises” in our…
October 10, 2023

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Listen, envision, plan: How Laura and Janet will get things done in Greenwich

Hint: They won’t rely on a cellphone Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 15 Weekly Newsletter Deliver Knocking on doors while campaigning for First Selectperson, Democratic candidate Laura Erickson says she “gets” why people say they like her opponent. If a constituent calls his cellphone, he answers. People remember that kind of thing. But, Laura continues,…
October 6, 2023

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Let’s give our first responders the resources they need to keep us safe

The Greenwich Fire Department was without a ladder truck for a period of time a couple weeks ago and had to scramble to make arrangements with the city of Stamford for coverage. Since then the repairs have been made and we have a ladder truck back in service. But, this is Greenwich. We shouldn’t operate…