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Assistant Fire Chief Charlie Lubowicki said their new leadership roles would require them to sometimes be the boss instead of the buddy. “Other employees will now rely on your keen decision making, your safety ability for their safety, and their safety in turn for their loved ones after every shift.”
Celebrating the appreciation Greenwich residents have for the trees on their
properties, the Greenwich Tree Conservancy held its annual Treasured Trees Celebration on October 22 at Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses.
D’Amico joined the Greenwich Public Schools in January of 2003 as the assistant principal of Julian Curtiss School where he co-led the efforts on developing the world language magnet theme.
Connecticut will purchase 304 MW of the final output from Revolution Wind with the remaining 400 MW to be delivered to Rhode Island. Connecticut’s share will meet about 5% of the state’s overall electricity demand.
There was a joyous atmosphere at Bosco’s in Old Greenwich where Greenwich Democrats gathered to watch election results.
Through Make & Motion’s Hollywood Stop Motion Studio program, kids will explore storytelling, set building, and frame-by-frame animation in a fun, guided creative experience. Continue Reading →
Alternately, residents can also drop off leaves at Holly Hill Resource Recovery Facility (permit required). Continue Reading →
Greenwich Crew delivered an impressive performance at the 2026
Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston, Massachusetts, earning three podium finishes and placing five boats among the top 10 in their respective events. Continue Reading →
The Hamill Rink Development Committee (HRDC) will host a Public Hearing period on November 9, 2026 at 6:00pm. The hearing is online only via Zoom. Continue Reading →
A Board of Education vote on the Operating Budget is expected at the December 17 meeting. The Capital Budget is voted on separately. It is usually approved in October, but it has been delayed. A date to approve it has not been posted yet. Continue Reading →
For about 50 years the Greenwich High School Boys Swim & Dive team’s main fundraiser has been selling fresh fruit. Coach Lowe likes tradition, and this fundraiser has certainly stood the test of time. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Symphony Orchestra, led by Conductor Stuart Malina, welcomes acclaimed pianist Albert Cano Smit for a weekend of concerts on Saturday, November 7 at 7:30 pm and Sunday, November 8 at 3:00 pm at the Performing Arts Center, 10 Hillside Road, Greenwich. Tickets are available online. Continue Reading →
In a series of letters, Blumenthal reminded recipients of the Subcommittee’s expectation for their prompt cooperation and warned: “Please also note that failure to voluntarily produce the requested records and information by January 4, 2027, will leave the Subcommittee with no choice but to consider alternative measures to obtain compliance.” Continue Reading →
On Sunday, November 8, Greenwich Cardinal Cheerleading will host their 19th Annual Fashion Show featuring senior Cardinal Cheerleaders and Greenwich Football players as they walk down the runway in styles from Mixology, the Griff Golf Shop and Anthropologie. Continue Reading →
Greenwich cartoonist and design teacher Phil Lohmeyer recently created two original drawings for Port Chester’s Capitol Theatre’s 100th anniversary, and that collaboration recently expanded into a hand-painted seasonal mural across three of The Cap’s front windows in Port Chester. Continue Reading →