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September 19, 2023

Opinion

An unfortunate day for Greenwich taxpayers. By Jeff Ramer BET member

Op Ed by Jeff Ramer respecting Kordick v. Greenwich settlement Today was an unfortunate day for Greenwich taxpayers. The Town today acceded to a settlement of Mr. Mark Kordick’s claims against the Town for his wrongful termination from Town employment. The lawsuit was precipitated by the reckless behavior of our First Selectman, Fred Camillo, in…
September 19, 2023

Articles, Opinion

David Rafferty (opinion): Greenwich GOP stacking the deck to torpedo Central Middle School building project
September 15, 2023

GDTC Newsletters

Imagine a better Greenwich

Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 9 Weekly Newsletter Deliver Let’s start by not stacking the deck on important town projects It’s frustrating when important town decisions get made behind closed doors. Next week, there are a few nominations that, if confirmed, can have big consequences. We want to make sure you know what’s going on.…
September 12, 2023

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Why is Ron DeSantis being welcomed in Greenwich?

Special Edition Weekly Newsletter Deliver Like a Florida hurricane, Governor Ron DeSantis will make landfall in Greenwich tomorrow. DeSantis is the guest of honor at a fundraiser hosted by former state senator Scott Frantz and his wife Icy at their stately Riverside waterfront mansion. The choice of DeSantis is an odd one for a town…
September 8, 2023

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When it comes to important town decisions – 6 equals 7

Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 8 Weekly Newsletter Deliver Where is the seat of power in Greenwich government? Nope, it’s not in the First Selectman’s office. Not anywhere physical, in fact. It’s an invisible seventh vote, wielded by six members of one party on the town’s finance board, the Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET). The…
September 6, 2023

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Greenwich Town Quiz!

Take a quick quiz to see how much you know about Greenwich town government!
September 1, 2023

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Redundant investigation costs Greenwich taxpayers $346,000

Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 7 Weekly Newsletter Deliver First Selectman Fred Camillo’s decision to launch an investigation into possible unfair hiring practices at Greenwich Public Schools has turned up nothing and cost taxpayers $346,648, according to a town report. Camillo authorized the inquiry after a “gotcha” video clip from troubled organization Project Veritas caught…
August 25, 2023

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First Selectman pushes pet projects over town projects

Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 6 Weekly Newsletter Deliver The folly of First Selectman Fred Camillo’s fondness for public-private partnerships was laid bare at a packed Glenville forum last week: private funding for town projects may not get you what you need. Worse, they may get you what you don’t even want. Mr. Camillo had…
August 17, 2023

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GOP fiscal “management” leaves Greenwich with stunning $1.6B backlog

Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 5 Weekly Newsletter Deliver An embarrassing report about the state of our town just made the news. Greenwich has a stunning $1.6 billion backlog in infrastructure projects. Republicans have controlled our town government for decades and their “kick the can” planning has left us in this unbelievable position. The nonpartisan…
August 10, 2023

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This public school mom is a professional mediator… and she’s running for the Board of Education.

Newsletter Volume 2 • Number 4 Weekly Newsletter Deliver We may be in a moment of polarizing cultural conflict, but you don’t have to warn Sophie Koven about what she’s getting into by running for the Greenwich Board of Education. She’s a professional mediator. “I’m used to working with people who can’t agree,” she says,…