Early Thursday morning (May 2) at approximately 3:20am the Greenwich Police located an auto theft crew and attempted to stop them. Due to the high rate of speed the suspects could not be apprehended. Continue Reading →
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Early Thursday morning (May 2) at approximately 3:20am the Greenwich Police located an auto theft crew and attempted to stop them. Due to the high rate of speed the suspects could not be apprehended. Continue Reading →
“According to Merriam-Webster, the term Pow Wow “is considered to be an offensive appropriation of a term of great cultural importance to Indigenous Americans.” – Allison Hope Continue Reading →
“In this era of increased antisemitism it’s interesting how Jews are still critically important to people around the world for everything from legal help to medical care to entertainment to finance to all areas that contribute to the welfare of how we live.” – Don Hermann Continue Reading →
Household Hazardous Waste Day is this Saturday, May 4 from 8:00am to 1:00pm at the Island Beach Parking lot on Arch Street. Continue Reading →
S.B. 416 represents a significant problem for municipalities across Connecticut, ensuring that local voices remain at the forefront of decisions affecting their communities. Continue Reading →
The centerpiece of HoliFest 2024 is the color throw. Participants will receive several bags of color to throw and take part in a joyful and energetic celebration. The color is safe and non-toxic and made from high-quality cornstarch and food-grade colors. Following the Holi tradition of wearing white, those who register by April 19 are guaranteed a white t-shirt for the color throw. Continue Reading →
Central Middle School principal Tom Healy described the rock outcropping as a hazard and “the only use of it has been to remind children to stay off it.” Continue Reading →
International Workers Day is celebrated every year on May 1, “May Day.” It is a day to observe and celebrate workers’ rights. Continue Reading →
The April 26 event was a lively cocktail fundraiser to support the Greenwich Tree Conservancy’s mission to preserve and enhance the tree canopy of Greenwich to benefit our community, health, and quality of life. Continue Reading →
“Drainage Improvements Project in Area Makes Headway” Continue Reading →