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“We have two golden opportunities to save millions of dollars for our school systems that could go to the mountain of other school infrastructure needs. Geothermal HVAC systems that don’t depend on natural gas will save us millions of dollars of operating costs now and into the future. Geothermal systems are 80 percent more energy efficient than natural gas systems and don’t subject our budgets to volatile and escalating natural gas prices.” – Myra Klockenbrink, Member of Greenwich Sustainability Committee Continue Reading →
In keeping with a new tradition begun last year, members of the Riverside Garden Club used their November meeting to create lovely floral arrangements to share the beauty of the season with members of the greater Greenwich community. Continue Reading →
Lisa Wynne Salvatore, who is licensed and certified in the fields of meditation, nutrition, aesthetics, aromatherapy, massage therapy and energy healing, describes herself as a life coach and mentor who lives for her clients’ aha moments. “It’s like peeling back the layers of an onion…The only way out is by going inward.” Continue Reading →
Winters has appeared in over 150 TV shows and films including his notable role in the film ‘Good Will Hunting’ as Clark, (remember the “how about these apples” scene with Matt Damon?) He has appeared in NYPD Blue, CSI, NCIS, Bull, Blue Bloods, Oz, Dexter, 24, Without A Trace, The Americans, Law & Order, and many more. Continue Reading →
Bob DeAngelo shared his love of wood working and his message of not judging people from the outside with AVID students at Western Middle School. Continue Reading →
A live music fundraiser called “Dancing for DC” is set for January 19 from 6:00-9:00 pm at Old Greenwich Social Club. Continue Reading →
Unless someone appeals the decision to state superior court, the trees will be removed and the remediation may begin. Continue Reading →
Runners were unfazed by heavy showers and gusty winds, lacing up their shoes and splashing through the puddles in the last of the 2023 race series organized by the Greenwich Road Runners. Continue Reading →
“There are presently 14 schools in Connecticut utilizing Geothermal HVAC systems for cooling and heating. More and more K12 schools are adopting this technology because of the incentives offered through the Federal Inflation Reduction Act, plus the low cost to run them for heat and AC. It is the RTM’s responsibility to understand the costs of gas vs geothermal systems – upfront costs, fuel costs, life cycle costs, operating costs, and federal incentives available.” – James J. O’Brien is a member of RTM District 1 Continue Reading →