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“Being a leader sometimes requires that you make even an unpopular decision in the interest of the greater good. You will do that by voting yes and making Greenwich safety by adopting this plan.” – Greenwich Police Chief Jim Heavey
On Tuesday Greenwich High School held a celebration for student athletes who will continue playing a sport in college next year on the D3 level.
The Greenwich High School Robotics Club is pleased to announce a free two-week summer program for rising 9th to 12th grade students. Students will learn how to design, build, and program robots while also previewing what it might be like to become a GHS Robotics Club member under Robotics Club Advisor David Angelo.
The Old Greenwich Riverside Community Center (OGRCC) is proud to celebrate a historic achievement as the Thunder Blue U11 Girls Soccer Team captured the Connecticut State Cup Championship, becoming the first girls’ team in Thunder Soccer program history to earn the prestigious title.
A pre-application has been submitted to the Town of Greenwich Planning and Zoning Commission to demolish three existing structures: 2 Greenwich Avenue, 10 Greenwich Avenue, and 10–12 West Putnam Avenue, to consolidate the three contiguous parcels and construct a new mixed-use building containing ground-floor and below-grade retail, 14 residential apartments.
“John Ehlinger represents the best of Julian Curtiss School because he combines rigorous, real-world instruction with a deep commitment to knowing every student as an individual, whether through his Advanced Learning Program classroom or his work shaping district-wide support for twice-exceptional learners.” – Julian Curtiss School Principal Eduardo Calderón Continue Reading →
An action item at the end of Thursday’s school board meeting on extending the Superintendent’s contract ended in a tie vote, which meant the motion to extend failed. The vote came at the end of a long meeting, on the heels of the board’s 5-3 vote in favor of a bell to bell cell phone ban at the Greenwich High School. Continue Reading →
Around 1pm on Wednesday a driver crashed into a parked car on East Putnam Ave near Cos Cob School and kept driving. Continue Reading →
63 Locust Street sold on May 11, 2026 for $6,750,000 Continue Reading →
This Saturday, June 20 Code Ninjas will host an Open House in partnership with the Russian School of Mathematics (RSM) from 10:30am until 12:30pm.
3D Printing • Animation • Robotics • LEGO Robotics • Game Design • AI • Drones • Minecraft • MIT Scratch • STEM Continue Reading →
The exhibit opening is Thursday evening, June 18 from 6:00 to 8:00pm featuring artist is Lisa Cuscuna. Enjoy Art, Sips & Bites at Greenwich Art & Design, 7 East Putnam Avenue in Greenwich. Cuscuna is a landscape painter whose work delicately balances observation and imagination. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Emergency Medical Services and residents of Hill House senior residence community in Riverside paired up for a lively night of dancing on Saturday. The “Dancing with the Stars” inspired event was emceed by Nancy Gillian. Before the six contestants took to the dance floor, a special group of dancers got the party started with a silly dance. From there, Nancy introduced the contestants by their stage names, starting with “Knock kneed Jackie and her partner, “Wish I could Dance Alex.” Weeks of practice were evident as residents paired with GEMS Explorers in a range of dances, from Grease’s “You’re the One I Want,” to the Macarena, to Dirt Dancing’s “Time of My Life.” Continue Reading →
It is not often that a downtown waterfront building comes before the community for consideration of use, look and purpose for the highest and best commercial and community uses. Continue Reading →
41 Londonderry Drive sold on May 6, 2026 for $3,300,000 Continue Reading →
A fabric covered storage structure was erected without a permit. The commission said pickleball was being played, though they believed only tennis was approved. Commissioner Dennis Yeskey said Burning Tree Club had always been a great neighbor. “But over the last five years it just keeps imposing on the neighborhood noise levels and construction that I don’t think the management is sensitive to….pickleball, I do not get. It doesn’t belong here in the neighborhood. I don’t believe the tennis documents you show cover pickleball. Period.” Continue Reading →