Over the weekend two dogs got into a fight one one succumbed to its injuries. Continue Reading →
Dog Fight on Private School Field Leaves One Dog Dead
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Police Seek Vandals Following Weekend Graffiti Strike in Bible Street Park
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A representative of Hinding Tennis Courts on Monday said a number of parents had already approached him to express their gratitude that the offensive graffiti was removed so quickly. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Dog Ban at Beach Continues, Residents Report More Sick and Dead Raccoons
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Marine Police pulled a dead raccoon from Binney Pond over the weekend. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Police & Fire, Distemper, Greenwich Animal Control, Greenwich Police, raccoons
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Idyllic Mid-Country Colonial Convenient to All Amenities
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This six-bedroom colonial has a traditional layout with well-proportioned formal and casual rooms for great flow and easy living. It is sited on a desirable mid-country cul-de-sac convenient to all Greenwich amenities. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Greenwich House of the Week (Advertisement), Real Estate, 11 Red Coat Lane, Cate Keeney
Something for Everyone: Town of Greenwich Parks & Rec Summer Camps 2020
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Check out the wide array of Town of Greenwich summer day camps ranging from soccer to music and art. There are also swim lessons at the Greenwich Pool at Byram Park, Skateboarding Ramp Camp and Clinics and Kamp Kairphree with trips to Greenwich Point Beach and Island Beach. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Abilis Greenhouse, EGCC, Greenwich Adventurers, Island Beach, Kamp Kairphree, Music Art & Dance Camp, Parks & Rec
Additional Charges for Man with Active Warrant for 2019 Fitness Center Incident
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Police say that during an encounter a man became belligerent and began to curse at officers in the presence of minor children. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
CT DEEP Commissioner Supports Pay as You Throw
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“I look forward to watching other Connecticut municipalities follow your lead and also do well by their residents.” – Commissioner of Connecticut’s Dept of Energy & Environmental Protection, Katie S. Dykes Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion
Kerrin Grubb Coyle, 73
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A memorial/celebration of Kerrin’s life will be held on Saturday, February 29 from 1-4:00pm at the St. Lawrence Club, Cos Cob, CT. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Obituaries
Glenville School’s “Best Day Ever” Knitted Hats Benefit VWM Families Foundation
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The entire Glenville School community are knitting winter hats and key chains to benefit Vanishing White Matter (VWM) Families Foundation. Fourth grader Sam Buck has the rare disease. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Schools, Volunteering, @samvsvwm, #bestdayever, #VWMFF, Allyson Buck, Andrew Vitti
Former Worcester, MA Public Works Commissioner: PAYT Is Not a Tax
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“Worcester’s PAYT program has generated more than $100 million dollars in savings and revenues since it was implemented. It has been used as a model by other cities throughout the northeast including Portland, ME.” – Bob Moylan, Jr, PE, Worcester Commissioner of Public Works and Parks (Ret) Continue Reading →