The partnership raises money for the Greenwich Police Department Scholarship Fund during the month of September through sales from a special menu featuring three new items. Continue Reading →
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Greenwich Commission on Aging and Senior Center Provide 200 Socially Distanced Holiday Meals for Just $5.00
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Lori Contadino, Director of the Greenwich Commission on Aging, and the staff at the Greenwich Senior Center, know that a nice holiday meal makes almost everyone a little happier. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Deana Salerno, Greenwich Commission on Aging, Greenwich Police Chief Heavey, Greenwich Senior Center, Laurette Helmrich, Lori Contadino
YWCA and Partners Kick Off Domestic Violence Awareness Month at Greenwich Town Hall
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Last year alone YWCA Greenwich staff responded to more than 3,700 calls to their hotline, in addition to walk-ins to the building from victims, friends, family an co-workers. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Police & Fire, Greenwich Police Chief Heavey, Mary Lee Kiernan, Meredith Gold, Peter Tesei
Greenwich Police Swear in Four New Members
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Four men, who all happen to reside in New York, were sworn in as Greenwich Police Department’s newest officers. Several have family who are police officers. One has an older brother on the Greenwich force. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, Anthony D'Arco, Greenwich Police Chief Heavey, Greenwich Police Dept, Greenwich Town Hall, Peter Tesei, police swearing in ceremony, Ryan Daly
Greenwich Police Chief Heavey Entertains RMA with Stories of FBI National Academy Training
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Greenwich Police Chief Heavey shared his stories of time spent in the FBI National Academy, as well as some of his challenges in Greenwich serving as chief of police. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, FBI, Greenwich Police Chief Heavey, Retired Men's Association, RMA
Greenwich Police Chief Heavey to Speak at RMA, Open to Public
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Chief Heavey will discuss the crucial role of police, and, in particular the interesting training he received at the National FBI Academy, covering among other things, response to terrorism. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Police & Fire, Greenwich Police Chief Heavey, Greenwich Police Dept, Retired Men's Association, RMA
Taco Bell Drive-Thru Drunk Driver Snagged by Greenwich Police Chief Heavey
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“Although it was not during normal business hours, the Chief of Police is never off duty,” said Lt. Gray of Police Chief Heavey’s arrest of a drunk driver who had been spotted by a witness at the Taco Bell drive-through. “If there is a crime, accident or any disturbance in town, the Chief is often the first one there.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, Greenwich Police Chief Heavey
Tuesday, Sept, 27 is “Thank A Cop Day” at Joey B’s: Chance to Say Thanks to Police, First Responders
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On Sept 27, the community is invited to Joey B’s in Cos Cob to thank a cop in person, sign a banner, pick up a blue rubber “thank a cop” bracelet and take home a blue ribbon to tie to trees in Greenwich neighborhoods for a townwide show of gratitude. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, Volunteering, Domenick Delfino, first responders, Greenwich Police Chief Heavey, Greenwich Police Dept, Joey B's, Judy Goss
PHOTOS: Wiffle Glory at Polo Grounds, a Sun Blessed Tradition in Greenwich
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Sunshine and smiles abounded at the 8th Annual Greenwich Wiffle Ball Tournament. Directed by Greenwich Police Department’s Silver Shield Association, the tournament was a tremendous success, boasting 44 teams, one nugget nation mascot, police officers (on and off the field), and a slew of spectators and staff. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Police & Fire, Sports, Brandon Lacoff, Erin Montague, Greenwich PD, Greenwich Police Chief Heavey, Jenny Byxbee
At Christ Church, Reflections of Dave Theis Shared by Hundreds Who Admired Him
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“He epitomized the old saying, ‘There is no limit to the amount of good you can do as long as you don’t care who gets the credit.'” – US Senator Blumenthal Continue Reading →