The ordinance also establishes a hearing process similar to the one for parking tickets. Continue Reading →
Speed Cameras, Enforcement with Fines Discussed by Board of Selectmen
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, April 1-2, 2024
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2 Spring Road sold on April 1, 2024 for $2,497,000 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, Up to the minute Greenwich property transfers
Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation Raises $1.2M at Seventh Annual Memories Matter Event at American Museum of Natural History
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The April 11 Memories Matter event for the ADDF, founded by brothers Leonard and Ronald Lauder, raised money for Alzheimer’s research. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Health
Mianus River Park Earth Day Beautification & Clean-Up Announced for April 27
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Activities from the morning will include planting trees along the trail’s entrance, native plantings in the circle of the parking lot, removal of invasive, winged euonymus species as needed, lining the trails with stray logs/larger branches, removal of debris from the first drainage area, planting trees along the trails, and debris pick-up as needed. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Volunteering
GFP Local Trade: Bax Cycles in Cos Cob
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Jon Baxendale opened Bax Cycles at 78 Valley Road in Cos Cob in May 2022. A local resident with long ties to Greenwich, Baxendale operates the shop with a new energy and vision, catering to all levels of cyclists. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Bax Cycles, Cos Cob, Jon Baxendale
Connecticut State Senate Passes Groundbreaking Public Transportation Bill, Co-Sponsored by Senator Fazio
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S.B. 281 mandates that the Connecticut Dept of Transportation (CT DOT) provide advanced public notice and hold hearings for any proposed significant service or fare changes. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
Town Requests 3-Year Variance from Gas Leaf Blowers Summer Ban
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“It is outrageous to think you would pass a law and then exempt yourself.” – Peter Lauridsen Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, gas leaf blower ban, gas leaf blowers, Quiet Yards Greenwich
With Antisemitism on the Rise, Students Gather to Hear Holocaust Survivor’s Inspiring Story
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Judith Kallman, who endured the Holocaust as a small child, has dedicated her life to sharing her experiences, believing that speaking out can combat hatred and make the world a better place. Her book, “A Candle in the Heart,” chronicles her journey and serves as a beacon of resilience and hope. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Chabad of Greenwich, Israel Odyssey, Jewish Riverside Old Greenwich, Judith Kallman
ICC’s Community-wide Celebration, HoliFest, Returns to Roger Sherman Baldwin Park on May 4
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The centerpiece of HoliFest 2024 is the color throw. Participants will receive several bags of color to throw and take part in a joyful and energetic celebration. The color is safe and non-toxic and made from high-quality cornstarch and food-grade colors. Following the Holi tradition of wearing white, those who register by April 19 are guaranteed a white t-shirt for the color throw. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town
GHS Student’s “Female Factor Podcasts” Showcase Inspiring Stories
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When she’s not busy working on the podcast she founded and hosts, Shreya Prabhu edits the GHS student newspaper, “The Beak,” and participates in Model UN. Continue Reading →