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• Greenwich Delegation Welcomes 100th M8 Rail Car Accepted for Service
  

  The Connecticut Department of Transportation (DOT) and MTA Metro-North Railroad (MNR) announced today they accepted of the 100th M-8 rail car for service:
   
  This symbolized these organizations’ commitment to improve rail service on the New Haven Line with more and more M-8 rail cars being acce…

• Feb 28: Forum on Utility Lines
  

  The Greenwich Tree Conservancy and the Greenwich League of Women Voters, along with nine other southern Fairfield County chapters of the League of Women Voters and tree-focused groups, will sponsor an educational forum:

  “Power Struggle: Balancing the Needs of People, Power and Trees”
  Tuesday…

• Greenwich Legislators Focus on Environmental Priorities
  

  State Senator L. Scott Frantz (R-36) and State Representatives Livvy R. Floren (R-149), Lile R. Gibbons (R-150) and Fred Camillo (R-151) attended an annual legislative forum regarding environmental priorities that was hosted by Audubon Greenwich, the Greenwich Land Trust and the Town of Greenwich Co…

• Borrowing for Operating Expenses Again Despite Largest Tax Hike in History
  

  Even after enduring the largest tax hike in history, the state still cannot pay its bills.

  Connecticut is borrowing millions of dollars to cover state employee salaries and everyday operating expenses despite this year’s record-setting $1.8 billion tax hike, according to the State Treasurer’s…