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Two reports highlight key challenges for Greenwich
Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 34 Weekly Newsletter Delivery Two reports highlight key challenges for Greenwich: schools, traffic, energy use A new satisfaction survey of residents has found that overall, […]
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GREENWICH DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Endorsed for 2024-26 term beginning March 2024 DISTRICT 1: CENTRAL GREENWICH (Polling Location – Julian Curtiss School) Matthew DavisLynn GarelickAmy OlsenElizabeth SandersHelane DoolanJeff UrdangElizabeth Urdang DISTRICT 2: GREENWICH (Polling Location […]
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Predictions for 2024, from Greenwich’s senior statesman
Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 33 Weekly Newsletter Delivery Just don’t call him Santa Claus. It may be due to the afterglow of a waning holiday season, or ruddy cheeks […]
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RTM Spotlight: Summertime gas leaf blower restrictions
Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 32 Weekly Newsletter Delivery This coming Tuesday is a big day for Greenwich. The town legislature, the Representative Town Meeting, and its newly elected representatives […]
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An extremist is poised to take control of the Board of Education. Only the town Selectmen can prevent it.
Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 31 Weekly Newsletter Delivery School board member Karen Kowalski is a culture war firebrand Karen Kowalski often votes exactly the opposite of both her Republican […]
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Connecticut rings in new year with large income tax cuts
Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 30 Weekly Newsletter Delivery New Year’s revelers have reason to cheer 2024: income tax cuts will benefit 59% of all CT tax filers. Three tax […]
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Khanna helped pass landmark legislation, but discovers constituents also appreciate her
listening ear Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 29 Weekly Newsletter Delivery The politician knocks on the door once. Twice. She steps back on the front stoop so as not to […]
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Election for Greenwich Democratic Party members
Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 29 Weekly Newsletter Delivery The new year is shaping up to be a pivotal one for us as local Democrats. We all need to rally […]
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Hamstrung by a dysfunctional GOP majority, Himes reflects on other ways to make a positive impact
Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 28 Weekly Newsletter Delivery As an Amtrak Acela whisked him back to Washington D.C. and work last Sunday, Greenwich Congressman Jim Himes couldn’t help lamenting […]
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Town legislature to vote on quality of life and clean air improvements
Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 27 Weekly Newsletter Deliver Clean air, quality-of-life measures heading to RTM on Monday Greenwich’s 230 member Representative Town Meeting (RTM) will vote on several proposals […]
