Greenwich High School praised but funding concerns raised
A New England Association of Schools and Colleges review commends Greenwich High School staff students and administrators while warning that demographic trends and rising housing costs threaten long term viability. The report cites the shrinking town budget share for education and urges clearer public communication on tax dollars and school activities.
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Greenwich High School
Board of Education
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
Greenwich
Association
Ernest B. Fleishman
Greenwich charter reform stalls as lawmakers hesitate
Greenwich officials mull a potential charter revision bill but say no proposal will surface this session. Town leaders cite confusion in the charter law, with town attorney advice urging postponement. The debate centers on whether amendments or full re adoption are allowed without altering other charter provisions.
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General Assembly
Greenwich
John Consoli
Senate
Legislative Committee On State Planning and Development
Michael Morano
Consoli
Alice Meyer
House
James MacCauley
Mrs. Meyer
Mrs. Meyer Said. Mr. MacCauley and Town Attorney John Meerbergen
First
Margenet
Hartford
State plans portable weigh station near Exit 3
Connecticut officials push a portable truck weighing station near Exit 3 to weigh trucks six to seven times monthly, involving blasting a rocky area to widen Field Point Road bridge and build ramps with a climbing lane. Greenwich residents protest noise and pollution, while officials say permanent equipment won’t be installed and a permanent site is not planned.
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Greenwich
Thruway
Field Point Road
Ruth Schofield
Belle Haven
William E
Keish
Connecticut Department of Transportation
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