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In addition to a “Bash the Trash” performance, other STEAM learning experiences included building roller coasters with the Bruce Museum, visiting the school’s Star Lab, and building cloud finders. Continue Reading →
Harry Burg will report directly to Chief Officer of Special Education and Student Supports Dr. Stacey Heiligenthaler. Continue Reading →
Avoid extreme temperature changes. A cool shower immediately after coming in from hot temperatures can result in hypothermia, particularly for elderly and very young people. Give your body a chance to adjust to extreme temperature changes. Continue Reading →
Saturday, July 6 for the annual Fireworks Displays. The Fireworks Displays will be held on Saturday, July 6, 2024 at both Binney Park and Greenwich Point Park. Rain date: Sunday, July 7, 2024
Regular entry rules for Greenwich Point apply. Vehicular access to the Point closes at 8:00pm or earlier, if parking capacity is reached. Call for weather cancellation information: (203) 861-6100
If you require an accommodation to participate, please contact the Commissioner of Human Services at (203) 622-3800 or [email protected] soon as possible in advance of the event. Continue Reading →
Annabelle King was also arrested by Greenwich Police in May on charges relating to multiple incidents at retail stores in town including CVS and two liquor stores. Continue Reading →
Police traveled to Polk County Jail in Winter Haven, Florida to extradite the suspect who was wanted for Larceny 6 and Identity Theft 3. On May 30 the Polk County Sheriff posted on Twitter, “On May 30, the Polk County Sheriff posted on Twitter, “30-year old Yonat Serrano-Espinosa is apparently a popular guy in Connecticut….He was arrested by the deputies who then chauffeured him to Grady Judd’s Bed & Breakfast. From there, he’ll be provided with a one-way trip to beautiful Fairfield County, Connecticut for an all-inclusive stay there.” Continue Reading →
Voulgaris will explain the purposes of the 230-member RTM, her goals for the next two years, and answer questions from the audience. Continue Reading →
The approved grant for $250,000 has largely covered the cost of the new bridge with help of donated labor, equipment and landscaping. The new bridge, retaining walls and landscaping were completed on time and on budget. Continue Reading →
The Juneteenth celebration on June 22nd takes place on the Historical Society’s campus at 47 Strickland Road., Cos Cob, from 11:00am – 2:00pm. Continue Reading →
