Camillo Responds to Comments on The First Selectman’s Capital Budget
OP ED By Fred Camillo The recent BET public hearing brought out many residents who shared their support, concern, and questions about the many…
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Op-Ed: Funding the rebuild of our schools
A prudent and expeditious plan to modernize our school infrastructure The capital needs of our Greenwich Public Schools represent greater than 50% of our…
An Update on Ukraine from Harry Arora
Dear friends and neighbors, I heard back from many constituents that the background email on the Russian invasion helped provide a context for the…
The Legislature Has Gaveled In; Here’s What’s Happening
It is incumbent on citizens who value freedom to speak out, write letters, sign petitions, engage friends and neighbors, organize groups, attend rallies, and maybe even run for office this fall on freedom-focused platforms. If they do, victory will be theirs. It can be done.
Op Ed: Connecticut: Save Your Local Zoning Commission
In last year’s Connecticut General Assembly, we saw multiple efforts to pass new laws intended to restrict the decision-making authority of our local planning…
Op Ed: Greenwich Failed My Children
Op/ed about the failure of the Greenwich public school system.
New BET Member Brings Fresh Perspective to CMS Discussion
By Nisha Arora There is increasing consensus that Central Middle School requires an expeditious rebuild. As a new BET and budget committee member, I…
Fulfilling the promise to Greenwich’s senior residents
By Peter J. Tesei The Town of Greenwich has a proud legacy of meeting the needs of its senior residents. It provides a property…
Gratitude for the Greenwich Town Party!
By Dan FitzPatrick The Town of Greenwich has many blessings, and one of them certainly is the annual Greenwich Town Party, which was held…
A Month I Hope No Reader Must Face the Loss of A Child
By Mairead Finn September is Child Cancer Awareness Month and a month where I hope no Greenwich Sentinel reader needs to contemplate the loss…
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