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RTC May Meeting Changed
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THE MEETING WILL BE
AT 8 PM
IN THE CONE ROOM AT TOWN
HALL |
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At
its meeting this week,
the Executive Committee
decided to change the
date of the May RTC
meeting. This was
done to avoid having
two meetings in a short
period of time.
The
reason for the change
relates to the state
rule that we must
endorse Single Town
District Assembly
Representatives and
certain other offices
between May 20-27 (a
period which includes a
weekend and Memorial
Day). Our originally
scheduled date of May 28
for the full RTC meeting
does not comply with
that requirement. Since
those RTC members who
reside in the 150th and
151st Districts will be
attending the caucuses
for those offices on May
20, the EC deemed it
advisable to have the
full RTC meeting that
night following the
caucuses. |
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May 14th
RTC EC Meeting Cancelled |
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The scheduled
May 14th RTC Executive Committee
meeting has been cancelled. This
month is already very busy with
the various Conventions and
Caucuses, and since we have our
regularly scheduled RTC meeting
on May 20, it does not make
sense to ask everyone to come
out to one more meeting.
Regards. John Raben, Chairman |
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2008 State and District
Conventions |
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Delegates have not yet
been selected
for the 150th and 151st Assembly
Districts, as they are Single
Town Districts and are chosen by
a separate method. |
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2008 Meeting Schedule
8:00 PM Town Hall |
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January 16 |
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February 27 |
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March 20 |
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April 23 |
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May 20 |
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June 25 |
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July 23 |
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August (no meeting) |
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September 17 |
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October 28 |
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November 12 |
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December (no meeting) |
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2008 EC Meetings
8:00 PM Hayton Room |
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January (no meeting) |
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February 13 |
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March 12 |
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April 9 |
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May 14 (Cancelled) |
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June 11 |
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July 9 |
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August 13 |
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September 10 |
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October 15 |
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November (no meeting) |
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December 10 |
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Executive Committee will meet in the Hayton Room at 8:00 PM on the second Wednesday of the month; the full RTC will meet in the Town Hall Meeting Room at 8:00 PM on the fourth Wednesday of the month, except in November. (Please note that we may again have dinner meetings in both June and November) |
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PETER J. TESEI
As a life-long resident whose family
has called Greenwich home for five generations, I am
proud of our town and determined to make life better for
all who live here. Greenwich remains one of the
most sought after communities in which to raise a
family, and I know that our quality of life is nurtured
through strong citizen involvement in the community. |
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To that end, I
have committed myself throughout my adult life to
serving this community, ensuring that the things we
value as our town’s crown jewels will be preserved and
enhanced for future generations. This effort requires
leadership and the ability to work with government and
community leaders. It relies on building relationships
and developing a working team.
In partnership with Peter Crumbine as Selectman and the
excellent team of other Republican candidates on our
slate, we will lead with a vision of responsible
government, informed by our depth of experience and
knowledge about the issues facing our town today. I
respectfully request your vote for First Selectman on
Tuesday, November 6th. I believe together we can forge a
successful future for our beloved Town of Greenwich. |
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PETER J. CRUMBINE
My background in government, business
and education provides the right combination for leading
Greenwich forward. Working with Peter Tesei and the rest
of the Republican ticket, I will focus on five broad
areas: modest and predictable annual mill rate
increases; quality of life with an emphasis on
additional playing fields, parks and open space;
academically excellent
neighborhood schools; long range capital planning; and a
comprehensive vision for our central business district. |
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Welcome. Thank you for visiting the
Greenwich Republican Town Committee website. I trust you will
find it interesting and informative. I also hope it will
encourage you to get involved in our activities and efforts. The
Greenwich RTC remains fully committed to continuing our
traditional policies of effective, responsive and responsible
local government for the Town. We would welcome your
participation and assistance.
2008 promises to be a critical election year. Much is at stake
as we prepare for a Presidential, Congressional and State
legislative campaign in the months ahead. If you have any
questions, or would like to volunteer, please use the links
on this website; alternatively, if you prefer, please feel free
to email me at:
johnraben@optonline.net
John Raben
Chairman, Greenwich Republican
Town Committee |
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"Above all, we must realize that no weapon in the arsenals of the world, is so
formidable as the will and moral courage of free men and women. It is a weapon our adversaries in today's world do not have." — Ronald Reagan |
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GREENWICH
REPUBLICAN
STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES
Fiscal Responsibility
and Accountability:
We will safeguard town services
while assuring our residents of modest and
predictable property taxes.
Educational Excellence:
Our highly regarded public
schools must prepare our children for
lifelong learning in an increasingly
competitive global economy and an evolving
technological environment. We will strive to
continually improve the delivery of an
excellent academic education to all children
in our schools.
Neighborhood
Character and Environment:
We support measured development consistent
with the character of our neighborhoods that
will ensure Greenwich’s future as a vibrant
community. Maintaining our schools,
libraries, parks, beaches, and community
centers will continue to provide the
foundation for our neighborhoods.
Open and
Transparent Government:
We will be accessible and accountable to all
Greenwich residents.
Support
for our Emergency Services:
We will provide the most
responsive and well-trained Police
Department, Fire Department, and GEMS to
protect our families. |
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