“Consider this your first parliamentary process lesson for 2025. Try and contain your enthusiasm.” – Alexis Voulgais, RTM Moderator Continue Reading →
RTM Moderator Clarifies Review of Rink MI to 230 Members
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North Street Bridge Project Leads to DPW “Projects of Opportunity” to Address West Brother Brook Drainage
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DPW Commissioner Jim Michel said about half a dozen different projects had been identified between Old Church Road and Long Island Sound that would help lower the water surface level in the area of the North Street bridge. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Transportation, BET Budget Committee, David Weisbrod, Harry Fisher, Jim Michel, Leslie Moriarty
ROTHENBERG: We Need to Move Forward Now with the Plan to Replace Hamill Rink
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“The flip IS the rink replacement project; to oppose the flip – after years of studies and deliberations and efforts find sites and to craft a plan that enhances every aspect of the existing park – is to oppose the rink replacement project.” – Joe Rothenberg Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
DeMarco: When a kid is on the ice, they are not on their device
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“The people who built our Town were visionaries – asking Robert Trent Jones to lay out a golf course while was working on Fairview next-door; buying Tod’s Point and Innis Arden cottage and turning them into a magnificent park, world-class beach, and learning center; and painstakingly preserving woods, trails, and hiking paths all – Joseph V. DeMarco, Riverside Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Ahead of deep freeze, prevention helps minimize risks from winter weather
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Know the location of the main water shutoff valve: If your pipes freeze, the faster you shut off the water, the better chance you have of preventing them from bursting and causing major damage. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Weather
MacGillivray: A WIN WIN Proposal for a New Ice Skating Rink
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“Industrial Frigo Ice, a company with over 50 years of experience in the ice rink industry, offers turnkey temporary ice rink solutions that can be setup on existing sports fields, like the out of season baseball and football fields.” – Beth MacGillivray Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
TALKING TRANSPORTATION: Thank you, “Amtrak Joe”
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With the changing of power in Washington this week, let’s say thanks to Joe Biden, the President who has done the most for transportation in our country in the almost 70 years since Dwight Eisenhower built our interstate highways. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion
Dancing for DC! Greenwich Schools 8th Grade Washington, DC Trip Scholarship Fund
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For the third year in a row, Greenwich Public Schools 8th Grade DC Trip Scholarship Fund and the Greenwich Alliance for Education are hosting “Dancing for DC,” a live music fundraiser on Friday, January 24 from 7:00-10:00pm at Old Greenwich Social Club. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools
Summer Debate Camp Returns to Greenwich in 2025: Ideal for novice to competitive speakers
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“We offer a well-loved program in public speaking, parliamentary debate, Model United Nations and general confidence-building for the aspiring young speaker.” – Nick Szymanis, founding director of Debate Camp Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Summer Camp, Nick Szymanis, Summer Greenwich Debate Camp
Greenwich Residents, Be Prepared for the First Significant Snowfall of the Season
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As of Saturday afternoon, meteorologists say that current models indicate most of the state will receive about 4-10 inches of snow beginning late in the afternoon on Sunday, January 19, 2025, and continuing into Monday morning. Continue Reading →