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The students have selected a familiar face on campus for the past 11 years.
Mexico’s consul general Diego Gomez Pickering will be at the school at 6:15 p.m. to talk to families about his country.
Choose from parkour, martial arts, rock climbing, ball games, science, programming, chess, art and other activities led by local sporting and academic experts.
The main purpose of this room is for the Club Kids to complete homework. The renovated room now has color, desk carrels and tables.
After parents and students urged the Superintendent and BOE not to roll back start times, Greenwich Schools Superintendent said the start/end time steering committee is focusing on logistics, not on a roll back of start times.
On Friday, State Representative Fred Camillo (R-Greenwich) was honored with the Humane Legislator Award by the Humane Society of the United States in recognition of his commitment to supporting animal protection legislation in Connecticut. Continue Reading →
Meet Gladys, a dog available for adoption at Greenwich Animal Control. “Gladys is sweet and soulful,” said Animal Control Officer Suzanne Carlin on Monday morning. Carlin explained that Gladys was found abandoned in Bruce Park. Since arriving at Animal Control, Gladys, who Carlin guesses is about 8 or 9, has been getting along with the other dogs. On Monday Gladys enjoyed a walk in the sun and rolling in the grass behind the North Street shelter. Continue Reading →
The Health Dept Lab at Greenwich Town Hall offers tick testing. If a tick is found on a person – either dead or alive – it should be removed carefully with a long nosed tweezer. The tick should be placed in a tightly sealed small plastic sandwich bag marked with the date and body site of the bite. The Lab is in the Town Hall basement. Continue Reading →
The event is held rain or shine in the Island Beach parking lot by I-95, exit 3. Continue Reading →
An alarm was triggered at the Verizon Wireless store at 1285 E Putnam Ave around 1:00am. Continue Reading →
The woman hit by a car on Arcadia at Sound Beach Ave was in ICU for two days. Continue Reading →
“he student movement to curb gun violence in this country is heartening and we hope that they will be an inspiration to our elected officials to take more meaningful action to protect students and others across the country.” – Indivisible Greenwich Continue Reading →
633 Steamboat Rd Unit #4 sold on April 17, 2018 for $1,700,000 Continue Reading →
Expect Live music, games, rides and a raffle. Continue Reading →
Six teachers – Meagan White, Eleanor Ritch, Frank Kovac, Michele Giorlando DeRosa, Lisa Giometti, Karen Ball – were introduced at the April Board of Education meeting. Cynthia Sherwin introduced each teacher and shared some of the comments of their nominators. Continue Reading →