Around 12:30am Saturday night multiple Greenwich Police responded to central Greenwich on a report of a physical fight between two people. Continue Reading →
Woman Charged with Disorderly Conduct after Fight in Downtown
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RAMER: Whose Budget is this ?
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” Low taxes are great. Stinginess is not. One time gimmicks that compromise fund balances, risk funds, and sound capital financing certainly are not. To me, these party-line votes were mean and unsound budgeting.” – Jeff Ramer, Democratic member of the Board of Estimate and Taxation Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, BET, Board of Estimate and Taxation, Jeff Ramer, Julian Curtiss School, Mike Mason
Open House at The Children’s School: Literacy Is the Gateway
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The Children’s School invites parents to our open house on Friday April 9 from 5:00-7:00pm to learn more about the School’s innovative and nurturing approach to literacy and the groundbreaking practices that have earned it a standout reputation across the region and nationally. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Parenting, Schools
Greenwich Schools Special Education Chief Mary Forde to Leave in June
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Chief Pupil Personnel Services Officer for Greenwich Public Schools Mary P. Forde has announced that after a 24 year career in Greenwich, she will be leaving at the end of June 2021. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools
DOT 2-Year Bridge Project Lane Closures on Rte 1 at Hillside Raise Concerns of Traffic & Life-Safety
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Construction of a new bridge at Hillside and East Putnam is anticipated to begin in fall 2022 and last approximately two construction seasons. There will be lane closures, leaving one lane open in each direction for two construction seasons. The project overlaps with improvements to I95, though those lane closures will be limited to the overnight hours. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Transportation
Smeriglio Announces Campaign Kickoff for Re-Election As Tax Collector
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Heather Smeriglio has announced her campaign kickoff for re-election to the position of Town of Greenwich Tax Collector. The kickoff event will be held at the St. Lawrence Society on May 1, 2021. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
BET Dems: Was The Wrong Move to Cut Julian Curtiss Project Funding
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“BET Republicans insist on putting the Town and the Schools on a starvation diet.” – BET Democrats Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Open Letter from BET Republicans to JC PTA and Families: We should not add more classrooms nor add new common spaces.
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“As you may know, enrollment in our Greenwich Schools is declining, creating excess classroom space across Greenwich’s 11 elementary schools. In fact, due to this declining enrollment, we now have nearly enough vacant classrooms to accommodate a mid-sized elementary school.” – Michael Mason
Karen Fassuliotis
Bill Drake
Leslie Tarkington
Debra Hess
Andy Duus Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Board of Estimate and Taxation, Julian Curtiss School
Amid cheers, long-time COVID-19 patient discharged after 146 days
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Greenwich resident George Kelakos received a hero’s send-off from Greenwich Hospital staff on April 6 after being hospitalized for 146 days. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health
Greenwich Man Charged with Evading Responsibility, Unsafe Backing after Crash on Greenwich Ave
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On April 2 around 3:30 in the afternoon, Greenwich Police responded to the area of 53 Greenwich Ave on a report of a hit and run crash. Continue Reading →