A motion to censure Peter Sherr was postponed to the BOE’s March 25 business meeting where public comments will be allowed. Continue Reading →
Hot Mic Withstanding, BOE Considers Motion to Censure Board Member for Foul Language
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Temple Sholom Schools Weave Environmentalism into Curriculums
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Children were asked to put aside cardboard boxes, paper towel rolls, empty plastic bottles, yogurt containers, and other recyclable materials for a large project in the making. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Temple Sholom, Temple Sholom Selma Maisel Nursery School
Pitch Your Peers Board Members Come through with Quantities of Feminine Hygiene Products for Neighbor to Neighbor
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All in they raised $3,000 and collected countless boxes of products. Floyd and Deppoliti, also co-owner’s of a local and on-line boutique, Too Sparrows then used their wholesale purchasing power to stretch 100% of those Venmo dollars into several shipments of pads, tampons, and other feminine hygiene products that could SUPPLY this DEMAND for NtoN for the rest of the year. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Cheryl Floyd, Pitch Your Peers Greenwich, Vicki Deppoliti
GROUP LETTER: Town Field Study – Fields of Delusions, Not Dreams
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The Town of Greenwich Athletic Field Study/Capital Improvement Plan 2020 includes a number of statements about the types of playing fields being considered … statements that require clarity in some cases and rejection in others. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Arthur Yee M.D., Bryan Tunney, David Rudolph, Jude Braunstein, Lian Tel, Real Grass for Healthy Kids!, Susan Rudolph
RANEY: Is the JC Renovation Cost an Efficient Use of Town Money? Are we making a $1.9M mistake?
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“The Board of Estimation & Taxation Budget Committee didn’t address an important question about the Julian Curtiss (JC) renovation included in the proposed First Selectman’s Budget (the Schools portion of which came from the Board of Education) – Is it an efficient use of our money?” – Brian Raney Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools
CT Sweeping Zoning Legislation, SB 1024, Aims to Increase Overall Housing Supply
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SB 1024 is based on the platform of DeSegregate Connecticut, who seek sweeping zoning reform in Connecticut, including 4-family housing in a 1/2 mile radius of a primary transit stations. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate
Tip About Woman Doing “Whippits” in Riverside Leads to Arrest
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Whippits involve abuse of nitrous oxide as a recreational drug for its euphoric, relaxing, and dissociative effects. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Camillo: Blight Ordinance is meaningful, workable, fair, compassionate
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“In 2019, I pledged that, if elected, I would work to send a meaningful, workable, fair, compassionate, and passable blight ordinance proposal to the RTM. The Office of the First Selectman ( OFS ) did that in late 2020.” – Fred Camillo, Greenwich First selectman Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Trivia Night to Combine Fun & Fundraising for Greenwich Public Schools
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March 19 Virtual Event Raises Funds for Programs & Scholarships. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Schools, Greenwich Alliance for Eduction, Trivia Night
PHOTOS: Springlike Day Makes Groundbreaking Ceremony for Cardinal Stadium Upgrades Extra Special
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Wednesday was an unseasonably mild day, perfect for a groundbreaking ceremony for the upgrades at Greenwich High School’s Cardinal Stadium. Continue Reading →