The info session (Youtube link in story) gives an idea of what the new building will look like and what makes Central Middle School a unique community. Continue Reading →
Central Middle School Open Enrollment for 2026-2027 – More Spots Available
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Greenwich DPW: North Street Bridge Construction Announcement
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Construction will begin in March. Then, North Street will be fully closed between June 8 and August 28, 2026, for a maximum of 81 consecutive days Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
Haydn O’Shea Installed as Greenwich’s 2026 St. Patrick’s Parade Grand Marshal
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The Connecticut Economy in a “Strait” Jacket?
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“Funny thing about global oil trade: it’s not controlled by admirals or presidents. It’s controlled by insurance underwriters in London.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion
Effros: Go Directly to Jail – Misuse of 911
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“Please note that, pursuant to my July 22, 2003, Settlement with the Town of Greenwich, I was named to a ‘Monitoring Committee by the First Selectman of the Town of Greenwich, with instructions to use 911 to report infractions. – Bill Effros Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Bill Effros, Cardinal field lights, stipulation
Behind the Scenes of Candlelight at GHS: Building a Department-Wide Performance
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Teachers said one of Candlelight’s primary challenges is alignment across classes that are normally taught separately. Choir, band, orchestra, and music production students rehearse on different schedules, with different ensemble sizes and performance norms. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools
CT Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Threatening to Torture and Kill FBI Agent and Family
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A Connecticut man has been sentenced to 80 months in federal prison for cyberstalking, providing false statements to the FBI, and obstruction of justice in a scheme that targeted a South Carolina FBI agent and his family. On Telegram he discussed what a cartel would do to the victims, he discussed having one of the victims “ruined,” “destroyed,” and “tortured for days.” He discussed having the violence recorded on video. He said burning the house was “good enough” if the victim was inside. Tardy then shared the location of the victims’ home by sharing a map with a pin drop on the victims’ street and asked another user how long it would take them to get there. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
Greenwich Democrat Jill Oberlander Registers Candidacy for State Senate in 36th District
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She served on the Board of Selectmen from 2019 to 2021. From there, she was elected to the Board of Estimate and Taxation. She served four years on the BET – from 2015 to 2019. Midway through, the 2017 municipal election marked a historic shift where Democrats gained control of the BET for the first time in nearly a century, and Oberlander became the Democratic chair of that board for two years. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
Greenwich Free Press Summer 2026 Camp Guide
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Welcome to the 2026 GFP Summer Camp Guide. We will continue to add camps. Contact Heather Brown at [email protected] for details. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Summer Camp
Let Freedom Ring! Celebrating America at 250 A Festival of Handbell Choirs
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The concert will feature the three handbell choirs of local churches – Christ Church Greenwich, First Congregational Church of Greenwich, and First Presbyterian Church of Greenwich. Continue Reading →