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At GHS Student Employment Services has shut down and QuadJobs has taken over. Emails went out to all the students, parents and employers informing them of the change and giving them instructions on how to register in QuadJobs. The service is free for the students. Employers who list their jobs pay a small fee. Continue Reading →
“Zoning is an inducement to invest, and to have that investment protected. Hartford trying to override our local zoning laws is NOT in accordance with our tradition of local ability to make land-use decisions that fit the unique needs of our community.” – Dick Schulze, Northeast Greenwich Association Board Member board member Continue Reading →
The house sold in January for $1,500,000. Continue Reading →
On March 23 investigators from Greenwich Police went to Connecticut Superior Court in Stamford with an arrest warrant for a Bridgeport man. Continue Reading →
In a virtual talk for The Children’s School, Greg Tang’s approach to math makes working with numbers more intuitive and enjoyable for children and parents alike. Continue Reading →
“We expect to see lots of changes between now and June. I am very optimistic that we can be outside and have gatherings that we couldn’t have at the end of last year.” – Dr. Toni Jones, Greenwich Schools Superintendent Continue Reading →
Greenwich Library’s April calendar will put a little spring in your step, with virtual programs that will have you writing haikus, practicing chair yoga, reading great books and watching fascinating films. Continue Reading →
Flags and markers will be made available each day from 9:00am-7:00pm beginning Monday, March 29, 2021 and ending Easter Sunday, April 4, 2021. Continue Reading →
By 1978 Mrs. Brown became the Director of Community Development for the Town of Greenwich, the first Black woman to head a Town Department and held that position for almost thirty years. Continue Reading →
On Friday, March 19 Greenwich Police responded to the TD Bank on Greenwich Ave on a report of a confirmed fraudulent transaction that had just taken place. Before police arrived they heard over their radio that the suspect, a white male wearing blue jeans and black coat was last seen heading toward the Liberty Way Parking lot. Officers converged on the area and spotted a man matching the suspect’s clothing description walking on foot at a rapid rate in the Liberty Way parking lot. Police detained the suspect and plain clothes officers working in the area were able to positively identify him. Investigation revealed that the arrestee, John Joseph Buonocore, 40, of Manchester, New Jersey, had used someone else’s name and information to withdraw money from the bank. Continue Reading →