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“At the end of the day, the material difference between the BET Republican’s $3M cut versus the BET Democrats’ $700k cut amounts to annual property tax savings of just $116 based on a median home market value of $2M…That’s right: $116 a year or 31 cents a day. Greenwich Public Schools should not be completely upended for a mere 31 cents a day.” – Janet McMahon Continue Reading →
Greenwich Catholic School’s 38-acre campus has large classrooms and common areas that can safely accommodate students within current social-distancing restrictions. Expansive outdoor fields and play areas used for recess, Physical Education classes and Athletics can be modified to comply with new guidelines. Continue Reading →
“As a community we should expect more of our Superintendent of Schools during this financial crisis. Great leaders lead. They do not incite a riot, as this Superintendent has done with her letters to parents.” – Frank Salomone Continue Reading →
“The simplistic Republican ‘same-as-last-year’ approach poses a real threat to the quality of public education in this Town.” – Joe Angland, DTC Chair Continue Reading →
Members from the prestigious “President’s Own” United States Marine Band will be working with Greenwich Public School band students virtually for a series of 11 instrument-specific masterclasses. Continue Reading →
Greenwich United Way’s fund has provided aid to 13 organizations with more to come. Continue Reading →
“The Greenwich BET has tried to protect residents and business owners from disaster in the year ahead. Town budgets are not ‘business as usual’ right now, and everyone looks forward to brighter times.” – Nancy Burke Continue Reading →
“Either he’s calling parents the perpetrators of ‘hyperbole’ or he’s ‘respecting everyone’s opinions.'” – Laura Kostin Continue Reading →
Beginning Thursday, May 7, Greenwich Point will be open daily from 7:00am to 5:00pm for walkers, runners, cyclists. Continue Reading →
On his Friday radio show First Selectman Fred Camillo said there would be an announcement “shortly” about the partial reopening of Tod’s Point. “Of course we can’t have 8,500 people like we had there in March.” Continue Reading →