Greenwich Schools superintendent Dr. Toni Jones took to Zoom Thursday night for a “town hall” format meeting with the latest information on the fall public school reopening. Continue Reading →
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Greenwich Schools superintendent Dr. Toni Jones took to Zoom Thursday night for a “town hall” format meeting with the latest information on the fall public school reopening. Continue Reading →
“Through their votes for the Police Accountability Act, Democrats passed the test of history. These Republicans failed.” – Sean Goldrick Continue Reading →
Fairfield County teachers staged a series of caravans on Thursday, including one in Greenwich to demand safe and healthy precautions and state funding for school reopening plans. Continue Reading →
“A police reform bill passed the Connecticut State Senate on at 4:00 am on Wednesday morning and has received a lot of controversy in the papers. I’d like to go in-depth on each controversial provision and explain why these provisions are counterproductive and/or ineffective in our pursuit of social justice.” – Zane Khader Continue Reading →
After fleeing at a high speed and crashing in the area of Brookside Drive three suspects were apprehended. Continue Reading →
“Flattening the curve does not mean the virus has left the area or the community or the state. It’s still here. It is just not killing as many people as it did in the spring. That doesn’t mean it’s gone.” – Caroline Baisley, Director Greenwich Dept of Health Continue Reading →
Cabs had posters taped to their windows saying, “Debt forgiveness now,” “No More Suicides,” “No More Bankruptcies,” and, “It’s not charity; it’s loan forgiveness.” Continue Reading →
With official versions of Monopoly launched around the world to celebrate different cities and towns, Greenwich will be among the first customized, geographic game boards created for the North American market. Continue Reading →
A letter to the editor of Stamford Advocate said State Senator Alex Kasser “clearly” opposed the 5.5 percent pay raise for state employees, but she has not made a single comment to that effect on the issue. – Jon Redmond Continue Reading →