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| The garage that doesn't hold cars: Greenwich's public safety parking deck Greenwich Time First Selectman Peter Tesei, who also serves as the town's police commissioner, acknowledged that he would like to see the department explore alternatives. ... |
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| 03/23/10 The Greenwich First Selectman Report - Connecticut ... Greenwich First Selectman Peter Tesei In The News Plan to raze modulars on track after salvage proposal flops Greenwich Time However, First Selectman Peter ... |
| Plan to raze modulars on track after salvage proposal flops ... However, First Selectman Peter Tesei has not gotten behind the idea, citing concerns about school safety and security if firefighters and non-school adults ... |
| Early Greenwich storm costs estimated at $800K (03/23/10) GREENWICH - Greenwich First Selectman Peter Tesei says a preliminary estimate of the town's nor'easter damage comes to approximately $800000. ... |
| CT Power Company Takes 10 Hours To Save Trapped Police Officer ... "It was extremely concerning and frustrating," said Greenwich First Selectman Peter Tesei said Tuesday. Tesei added the town could not reach anyone at ... |
| March is Red Cross Month Peter Tesei, First Selectman of the Town of Greenwich, has declared March to be American Red Cross Month and commends the Greenwich Red Cross ... |
| Cocaine Homeless — Blogs, Pictures, And More On WordPress ... former challenger and my friend and business partner Frankie Fudrucker, but Greenwich's First Selectman Peter Tesei is not only doing a good Comment . ... |
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