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Attorney General William Tong on Thursday filed an amicus brief with leaders from 21 states supporting California’s request for a court order blocking the president’s unlawful federalization and deployment of that state’s National Guard. Continue Reading →
The club, co-founded by two students, Sonia Patel and Olivia Popp who met in their freshman honors biology class, has grown from a small group of enthusiasts into a community-focused organization dedicated to “educate the community” and spark curiosity in biomedicine. Continue Reading →
A Celebration of Life for Betty will be held at Venice Presbyterian Church, Venice, FL, on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, at 11:00am Continue Reading →
Ferry service to Island Beach will still be planned as scheduled for Saturday, June 14 from the Arch Street ferry dock starting at 10:00am on the hour. Continue Reading →
“Despite all the signs around the round-a-bouts at election time warning of the other party creating high rise blight. Guess what? It is you and your party and the CT 169 Strong that are actually creating them from lack of interest, planning and policy for the least of these among us who need housing.” – Steven C. Hall Continue Reading →
“These projects, such as the rink and flood hardening at Grass Island will have to be done and need to be included in the CIP. They should not be disappeared in order to make future budgets look fiscally plausible.” – Cheryl Moss Continue Reading →
She had been named interim assistant principal on September 11, 2024. Continue Reading →
Sacred Heart Greenwich, an all-girls, independent, Catholic school, last Friday celebrated the graduation of its 176th class, comprising 76 young women. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich High School Division III signing ceremony took place on Wednesday. It was a moment to honor all of the GHS Cardinals who have had a prosperous high school athletic career. Their hard work, achievements, and commitment to their sports teams will serve them well at the collegiate level. Continue Reading →
Tyler Fairbairn, who oversees grants for the town, had explained that if the $50,000 in Community Block Grant Program funding for the Greenwich Communities painting project was deleted, the funds would be held in a contingency fund until the funds were designated to an organization, and that the only way the town would lose the funds would be to fail to spend them by the May 1, 2026 deadline. Continue Reading →