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Displaying 9 stories published between 3/10/2010 and 3/17/2010.
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6.4
More Money For Fairfield Hills?
Ruby Johnson, PhD
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3/11/2010 2:28:45 PM
6.4
Say ‘No’ To Budget Increases
Warren H Hoppmeyer, Jr
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3/11/2010 2:28:13 PM
6.4
Vote On The School Budget By Itself
Mark Mockovak
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3/11/2010 2:27:39 PM
6.4
Inappropriate Comments
David Smith
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3/11/2010 2:27:13 PM
6.4
Start From Scratch On A Newtown Fairfield Hills Plan
Albert P. Roznicki
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3/11/2010 2:26:38 PM
6.4
Time (And Money) Well Spent
Sharon Hoyt
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3/11/2010 2:26:06 PM
6.4
The Town Deserves A Better Skate Park
Rich Peterson
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3/11/2010 2:25:34 PM
6.4
How About High-Speed Buses?
America doesn’t lend itself to speedy trains. Aside from the crowded Northeast corridor and maybe California, its cities are too small and too far apart. The paying public just isn’t there. Sure, there are plenty of places which can and do support short-haul subway, trolley, light rail, and even heavy rail for commuters. But for most intercity travel, trains cost too much for too few passengers. By and large, rail won’t fly.
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3/11/2010 2:23:31 PM
6.4
Editorial Ink Drops: Budgeting With Restraint And Resolve
In most families facing financial problems, there is a long sobering talk among the adults at the kitchen table about sacrifices and cutting back. Something feeling very much like that discussion took place at Monday night’s meeting of the Board of Finance. Town and school officials sat and watched while the finance board chiseled another $2.7 million out of a budget that had already been cut significantly by town and school administrators. The professionals whose standards and vision are sustained by tax dollars must have felt they were suffering a slow death by a thousand cuts.
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3/11/2010 2:23:05 PM
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