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Program alumni of the Regeneron Science Talent Search include recipients of the world’s most coveted science and math honors, including 13 Nobel Prizes, 11 National Medals of Science, six Breakthrough Prizes, 21 MacArthur Foundation Fellowships and two Fields Medals. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Point has a limited capacity of about 759 cars due to the pandemic. Camillo said the town would keep staff in the booth indefinitely. Continue Reading →
The damaging winds and rain from Tropical Storm Isaias, which impacted the state in August 2020, resulted in over 750,000 power outages statewide, some lasting for up to a week, as well as hundreds of blocked roads and damage to infrastructure, including hundreds of broken poles and damaged transformers. At least two reported fatalities and five serious injuries in the state are attributed to the storm. Continue Reading →
The FBI has established a web portal specifically for sharing such information, including digital images and evidence helping to identify those involved in the violent attack. Continue Reading →
“After reading the RTC’s statement on the attempted Coup, wherein they meandered to a discussion about zoning regulations and school compliance with ADA, subjects that most if not all of us promote in Greenwich, bearing no relation to the horrific actions their party just took part in, I am saddened by how far our local Republicans have fallen. ” – Hector Arzeno Continue Reading →
This includes members of the Connecticut National Guard’s Military Police, as well as two patrol explosive-detection dog teams that are dual-trained for police patrol activities and explosive detection. Continue Reading →
“It is my belief that each of us who has sworn an oath to protect the Constitution has a personal obligation to publicly repudiate and hold to account everyone who participated in the unlawful attacks both on our Capitol and on the public servants upon whom we rely to uphold our laws and protect our institutions.” – Jill Oberlander, Greenwich Selectperson Continue Reading →
Tuesday was Marie D’Elia’s 100th birthday and her friends and family worked around the pandemic to make it special. Continue Reading →
“There is no mention of the words and actions of President Trump and his minions that directly inspired the mob, as though the outrageous behavior arose spontaneously as opposed to having been courted for months by a disgruntled president unable to accept the reality of his election loss.” – Joe Angland, DTC Chair Continue Reading →
A celebration of Joe’s life will be held at a date and place to be determined. In lieu of flowers the family encourages you not merely to make a donation to the charity of your choice, but to become as personally involved as your time and circumstances allow. Continue Reading →