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Newsletter Volume 1 • Number 47 Weekly Newsletter Delivery It may be that local Republican leaders are running out of communities to attack, so they’re aiming for one group anyone […]

Newsletter Volume 1 • Number 46 Weekly Newsletter Delivery Connecticut legislators eschew partisan bickering and act on gun violence prevention, reproductive freedom, health care access, cutting fees to consumers and […]

Newsletter Volume 1 • Number 45 Weekly Newsletter Delivery When the Representative Town Meeting approved the town budget last week, that marked the end of an annual ritual, a long […]

Newsletter Volume 1 • Number 44 Weekly Newsletter Delivery It was an eye-opening budget season that just concluded, with the Central Middle School (CMS) construction plans thrown into disarray and […]

Newsletter Volume 1 • Number 43 Weekly Newsletter Delivery In early September 2021, rainfall from Hurricane Ida sent a roiling flash flood into Pemberwick. Cars floated in garages, water inundated […]

Newsletter Volume 1 • Number 42 Subscribe to Newsletter Ever since Ronald Reagan’s experiment with trickle down economics created a yawning budget deficit that doomed Greenwich’s own George “No New […]

Newsletter Volume 1 • Number 41 Subscribe to the Newsletter! As a wealthy and highly educated community, situated along a coastline, you’d think Greenwich would be a leader in efforts […]

Greenwich’s Representative Town Meeting (RTM), is a unique institution. Guided by an independent, non-partisan ethos for over 90 years.

Newsletter Volume 1 • Number 40 Weekly Newsletter Delivery If there was any doubt about what Greenwich’s Republican-controlled Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) values, it was obliterated Tuesday, when […]

If you receive the First Selectman’s weekly Community Connections newsletter, you may have read his claim this morning that our state representatives distorted his position on funding for Old Greenwich School.  Oh really?