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LTTE: Rebuttal To Former Mayor Neil Henry
A letter to the editor from Mendham Borough Mayor James Kelly:

A letter to the editor from Mendham Borough Mayor James Kelly:

Greenwich Police Chief Jim Heavey is defending the town's school zone speed camera program in a letter to the editor.
"For many of us who've served, the memories of those who didn’t make it home with us are seared into our minds. Every day."
“In Illinois, our districts have been gerrymandered to the extreme, which limits the voice of the people,” says the IL-06 GOP candidate.
Former Fairfax City Councilmember Janice Miller testifies in support of the Willard-Sherwood Health and Community Center.
John Lebeaux submitted a letter to Patch regarding why he's supporting Beth Casavant for the Shrewsbury Select Board.
Elizabeth Powers submitted a letter to Patch regarding why she's supporting Beth Casavant for the Shrewsbury Select Board.
Victoria Pitney submitted a letter to Patch regarding why she's supporting Beth Casavant for the Shrewsbury Select Board.
Tracy Quinn McLennan submitted a letter to Patch regarding why she's supporting Beth Casavant for the Shrewsbury Select Board.
In a letter to Gov. Abigail Spanberger, a coalition of unions outline the reasons why they support the Tysons casino legislation.
Charlie Russo submitted a letter to Patch regarding why he's supporting Julie Durgin-Sicree for the Sudbury School Committee.
Teacher: Alternative education students should not be hidden in the high school's basement or have educators who may not care for them.
CMO of UnitedHealthcare of New England: Light exposure, especially from digital devices, can suppress melatonin, interfere with sleep cues.
The Westhill High School Student Committee Advocating for Student Parking discuss their disappointment at the student parking situation.
The incumbent Windham Board of Selectmen member was elected to another term earlier this month.
Roy A. Balfour submitted a letter to Patch regarding why he's supporting Beth Casavant for reelection to the Select Board.
Chuck was known for his dry sense of humor and his incredible knowledge of music, history, sport, and many other topics.
Four local advocacy groups question the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors about a proposed land sale to a data center developer.
The League of Women Voters Palos-Orland area recommends you put your ballot in the U.S. mail by March 10 ahead of the March 17 primary.
The following was submitted to Greenwich Patch by former Greenwich Republican Town Committee Chair Michael E. Hahn.