Town clears last barrier for two radio towers plan
After a year of delays officials expect to seek formal approval next week for two towers in the back country to establish a town wide emergency radio trunking system. Assistant Town Attorney John Wetmore received the final descendant’s written permission and the project moves toward contracts with Motorola and Metro-Mobile to fund and operate the system by 1991.
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Bruce Memorial Golf Club
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Metro- Mobile
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John Margenet
Metro-Mobile
Board of Selectmen
Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals
Margenet
Kenneth J. Moughty
Backcountry hunting fuels fear on Old Mill Road
In Carroll Gilges' woods near Old Mill Road deer hunting rattles residents, with gunfire heard multiple times and a dachshund wounded. Mrs. Gilges fears trespass and poaching on nearby properties as hunters seek permission from neighbors amid Lyme disease worries.
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Greenwich girl writes to soldier in Saudi Arabia
Greenwich fifth grader Sarah Curran and Sgt Ernest Harper of the 101st Airborne Division exchanged letters as part of a Red Cross program supporting troops in Operation Desert Shield. Harper replied from Saudi Arabia expressing hope for a Christmas homecoming and detailing life in the desert.
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Greenwich
Sarah Curran
Saudi Arabia
Maxwell Balmain
Ernest Harper
American Red Cross
Sally Ann Vaughan
Greenwich Red Cross
Sarah
Cos Cob
Sgt
Harper
101St Airborne Division
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