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Mr. Camillo stated, “Buildings don’t teach you,” his suggestion being that it’s important to have good teachers and not so important to have schools in good state of repair. …These issues impact the educational experience of our children and can deter prospective new families from moving into Greenwich.” – Jennifer Barro, Greenwich Continue Reading →
At the meeting, which was co-chaired by Sen. Alex and state Senator Mary Abrams (D-Meriden), Greenwich High School seniors Amy Barratt and Charlotte Hallisey, presented their initiative. Continue Reading →
“People still come up and say, I didn’t know your family owned Boxcar. We’ve deliberately been behind the scenes. But now people will see me more out in the open. I love interacting with the customers. I can take the temperature of a lot of things.” – James Farrell, co-owner of Boxcar Cantina Continue Reading →
OPEN HOUSE: Sunday, Oct 20, 2019 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. In coveted Rock Ridge, Greenwich is this modern shingle style re-built and expanded by architect-owner Richard Granoff for his own family. Continue Reading →
“Surprisingly, Fred Camillo doesn’t even attempt to disown or disavow the sliced and diced video. Instead, he is trying to justify the altered tape, when the original clearly speaks for itself. Who does that? Attempting to justify a falsified tape intended to mislead voters and slander his opponent, then doubling down and publicly admitting it? Voters might well ask: Is this the kind of person we want representing us and our town?” – Mike Warner Continue Reading →
Twenty-four hour leaf collection scheduling information is available by calling the leaf collection hotline (203) 618-7698.
Depending on rapid progress in a given section or inclement weather delays, the leaf collection hotline provides dynamic scheduling that is updated with work progress data provided by the foreman on a daily basis. Continue Reading →
“Following Carmella’s leadership, her staff is always courteous and accessible as well as generous with their assistance and knowledge.” – Linda Moshier Continue Reading →
“For years, as PTA President of Glenville School, as a Board Member of the PTA Council, and most recently as the President of the PTA Council, Karen attended virtually every BOE business and work meeting, retreat and special meeting, in its entirety.” – Janet Stone McGuigan Continue Reading →
“A forward thinker and tech savvy, he showed a readiness to take the lead on a very important issue, reach across the aisle, and work hard to educate Hartford legislators, regardless of party, on the importance of personal data, cyber threats and privacy.” – Hillary Long Continue Reading →
