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“As per the July 22, 2003 Stipulation and Order of Judgment, Greenwich Public Schools cannot use the lights for any purpose, effective immediately, until this matter is resolved by the Court.” – Bill Effros
A memorial service celebrating her life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Phillips “Andover” Academy or your favorite charity. To leave an online condolence, please visit, www.gregoryfdoylefuneralhome.com.
The holiday festivities began March 1 with the synagogue’s Super Mario-themed Purim Carnival, which included an inflatable obstacle course, interactive games, face painting, spin art, snow cones, and prizes. Families also prepared Misloach Manot—gifts of food and drink—to share with friends and loved ones, fulfilling this cherished mitzvah.
The program is led by Rabbi Boruch Ceitlin and Chaya Ceitlin, directors of Seaside Society and Jewish Riverside Old Greenwich, who guide students in blending Jewish values with active community involvement.
Continental Wine & Spirits will be repaired soon following a crash through the side of the building, but customers can request takeout or delivery. Owner Corey Fine looks forward to tasting events and is available for cellar consultations and events. His small shop has a wide inventory and more affordable prices than in the past.
Greenwich Land Trust (GLT) has been awarded a $278,314 grant from the Long Island Sound Futures Fund to support the restoration of vital island habitat at Shell Island Preserve. Shell Island Preserve is a 5.23-acre island located just offshore in Captain Harbor, Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Everyone must be registered to attend. Seating is limited. There is also a livestream link. Continue Reading →
Difference Maker award recipients are staff members who have made an overwhelming impact on the lives of others inside and outside of our classrooms. This year, the district is honoring one person from each school and one from each district department that are considered “unsung heroes.” Continue Reading →
The three arrests took place in February and one suspect faces over 400 charges ranging from Criminal Impersonation (54 counts) to Identity Theft 3. Continue Reading →
For many students at Greenwich High School, music classes mark a shift in how the school day feels. Instruments replace laptops, rehearsal replaces lectures, and progress is measured not by individual grades alone but by how well a group functions together. Continue Reading →
Courpas has been a voice for fiscal responsibility, local control of zoning and education reform. Continue Reading →
A New York debt collector has been fined $100,000 by Connecticut’s Banking Commissioner, Jorge L. Perez, after the company made repeat calls to a Connecticut hospital’s emergency number to collect debt from consumers. Omnipoint Management Solutions LLC is a full-service debt recovery agency based in West Seneca, NY. The company does not have a Connecticut consumer collection license, which is a violation of Conn. Gen. Stat. § 36a‑801(a). Continue Reading →
New collaboration at Camp Seton increases access to affordable childcare, outdoor learning, and youth leadership opportunities Continue Reading →
A Cos Cob man, 87, was killed in a one car rollover crash on the southbound side of the Merritt Parkway near the Canaan Rest Area on Sunday around 6:10pm. Continue Reading →
The defendants counterclaim argues the case is both moot and non-justiciable, and want the Town to be ordered to release the BOEs appropriated budgetary funds to pay for their legal services, noting invoices had been approved by the BOE for payment. Continue Reading →