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An existing free-standing tenant sign for Cos Cob Plaza encroaches on the state right of way and the motion to approve included a condition that it be relocated.
The third annual “Learn Before You Leave” will take place on Wednesday, April 29, 7-8pm, at the Greenwich Library’s Marx Family Black Box Theater. Space is limited and advance registration is required. Register today.
Much like his heart, his house was huge and open to all, and Hamilton Hotel was a home to many, related or not, for mere days or even years, from as close as next door to as far away as Australia.
Lieutenant Jason Lyman and Police Officer Niklas LaBorne responded to a residence in Belle Haven to investigate a reported burglary in progress.
Located at the intersection of Sheephill and Palmer Hill, the new owner renamed the former LaBella’s to Stone Bridge Wine & Spirits in honor of the historic Palmer Hill Road Bridge across the street.
“I’m here to cater to my customers.” – Peter Shah, owner
Biofield therapies such as Healing Touch are increasingly used in hospitals, schools, and wellness programs as complementary approaches to support emotional and physical health. The event at the YMCA Greenwich is open to the public and provides an opportunity for individuals curious about energy-based therapies to experience this gentle modality firsthand. Continue Reading →
This brings the school’s total of student athletes continuing their athletic careers for a D1, Ivy or Military Academy to 38 students. Continue Reading →
State police took possession of both vehicles and the event data recorder in the Molchanov’s VW indicated that 2 seconds before the crash, his vehicle was traveling 73 mph with the service break activation off. The speed limit on Long Ridge Rd/Rte 104 where the crash occurred was 45mph. Continue Reading →
“There are superheroes amongst us here in Greenwich and our children are the lucky ones because they get to interact with them each day.” – Distinguished teacher committee chair Angie Hartofilis Continue Reading →
This fun, family-friendly event is packed with activities for learning practical, creative ways to reduce waste and live more sustainably. Enjoy an eco-marketplace, interactive exhibits, live demos on “scrappy cooking” and mending, and even a recycling-reuse drive for a host of items. Continue Reading →
“Childhood should be a magical time of wonder and exploration. Most importantly, it should be a time of innocence. It should. However, that is not the case. The complications of the world often meet young Black children before they are ready. To borrow from the popular adage, if Black kids are old enough to experience and understand racism, then their non-Black counterparts should be able to do the same.” – Mary Lee Kiernan, President & CEO, YWCA Greenwich; Simone Quartey, Director, YWCA Greenwich’s Center for Equity & Justice; and Ali Morgan, Education Consultant, Keynote for 2026 Stand Against Racism Continue Reading →
“The rink proposal has been beaten with a club into its current, optimal form.” – Brian Raabe Continue Reading →
On Monday, May 18, Alma Rutgers will receive the Barbara Nolan Award from Barbara’s House. Barbara’s House, formerly CCI, is a Greenwich social service agency providing local residents with a wide range of free services including after school programs, individual and group counseling, workforce development initiatives, special needs support groups, and citizenship prep. The organization has been working in Greenwich for over 70 years and offers all its programs for free. Continue Reading →
We caught up with Jonas Korff (GHS class of 2026) at Joey B’s in Cos Cob where he ordered a deluxe double cheeseburger and elaborated on its superiority. During the visit, a local middle schooler, Henry Ingraham, said, “I love your videos…I like how they’re very local and I’ve been to most of the place he reviews and eat the same stuff he’s reviewing.” Continue Reading →
The case, filed in the District of Connecticut, is the latest action from the Justice Department targeting what they say are illegal sanctuary policies across the country.
“It is our policy and the law of the state of Connecticut to respect and honor immigrant workers and families, and we welcome their contributions to our state. It is a shame that the President and the Department of Justice are not focused on public safety but are wasting federal resources on attacking Connecticut with a baseless lawsuit that has no foundation in law or fact. Connecticut is not a ‘sanctuary’ state, whatever that means.” – CT Attorney General William Tong
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