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Crews continue to work on I95 and the bridge and Norwalk Police are working with the CT Dept of Transportation and CT State police to reroute traffic along the impacted area of I95.
Patty de Mata passed away unexpectedly on April 29. The Western Middle School PTA has set up a GoFundMe for a memorial.
“According to Merriam-Webster, the term Pow Wow “is considered to be an offensive appropriation of a term of great cultural importance to Indigenous Americans.” – Allison Hope
“In this era of increased antisemitism it’s interesting how Jews are still critically important to people around the world for everything from legal help to medical care to entertainment to finance to all areas that contribute to the welfare of how we live.” – Don Hermann
“In my neighborhood we do not support sidewalks of any kind….I personally do not favor traffic cameras in town. As a New England Yankee our personal freedoms are paramount.” – Karen Fassuliotis
International Workers Day is celebrated every year on May 1, “May Day.” It is a day to observe and celebrate workers’ rights. Continue Reading →
Household Hazardous Waste Day is this Saturday, May 4 from 8:00am to 1:00pm at the Island Beach Parking lot on Arch Street. Continue Reading →
The April 26 event was a lively cocktail fundraiser to support the Greenwich Tree Conservancy’s mission to preserve and enhance the tree canopy of Greenwich to benefit our community, health, and quality of life. Continue Reading →
“Drainage Improvements Project in Area Makes Headway” Continue Reading →
On the morning of May 11, leave a bag of non-perishable foods by your mailbox and your letter carrier will deliver it back to Neighbor to Neighbor. Continue Reading →
Senator Blumenthal called on the FTC to protect consumers from TurboTax’s excessive and deceptive fees, stating that TurboTax has long piled unfair fees unto consumers despite advertising that its products are “free” to use. Continue Reading →
“This part of town is heavily trafficked. It’s really dense. We have a lot of kids. There are a lot of elderly people. We all walk and some of us use public transportation or ride bikes even though it’s dangerous.” – Lucy von Brachel Continue Reading →
On Monday afternoon a 911 caller, a tow truck driver, explained that the driver of a black sedan with a Rhode Island registration and front-end damage had displayed a firearm. The complainant further explained that the car eventually maneuvered in front of his tow truck and reduced its speed to approximately 5 MPH in an apparent effort to get the complainant to come to a stop. The complainant also observed that the driver was wearing a mask which covered his face. Continue Reading →
In May the Witherell will participate in the “Light It Up Green” campaign by lighting parts of its campus, notably the Witherell’s entrance, flagpoles, and building entry with green lights. Continue Reading →
After a disagreement with the victim over masonry work on a walkway, he allegedly used a hammer to break Belgian Blocks on the walkway. Continue Reading →