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“We don’t have bike lanes. We don’t have bike signs. We don’t have bike racks. We don’t have bike paths, really. We don’t even have a plan to change that in the foreseeable future. Our town’s officials mostly were silent about biking during local elections last November, and the ideas floated by those who swept key leadership positions were anemic: “safety training, distracted driving enforcement and road maintenance.” – Pedal Greenwich Continue Reading →
This elegant, sun-filled 2465 sq ft, 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath townhome in Georgetowne North has the feel of a single family house, yet it offers the ease of condominium living. Continue Reading →
The Sustainer Giving Shop Committee has kept the spirit of the Children’s Giving Shop alive by creating The Children’s Giving Shop Tree. Continue Reading →
On Dec 3 a Greenwich woman wanted by warrant surrendered at Greenwich Police headquarters on Bruce Place. Continue Reading →
Detectives from the Special Victims Section have identified a suspect in the threatening incident at GHS on Thursday. Continue Reading →
The YMCA of Greenwich announced on Thursday that Patrick Kennedy has been named as its new Marlins Swim Team Head Coach. Patrick will join the team on January 10, 2022. Patrick brings almost 15 years of elite level competitive swim coaching experience to the YMCA of Greenwich. He’s currently the Head Senior/Age-Group Coach at Texas Ford Aquatics (TFA) in Frisco, Texas, where he has been coaching since 2015. Prior to TFA, Patrick coached for the City of Plano Swimmers and Metroplex Aquatics in Texas. Continue Reading →
Under state law, the governor is required to issue a writ of special election within 10 days of a seat in the General Assembly becoming vacant, and a special election must be held 46 days after the writ is issued. Continue Reading →
$161,479 was awarded for projects in the District of Connecticut. Continue Reading →
All the vaccines at our disposal are available, free, extremely safe, and highly effective in protecting the fully vaccinated against serious illness from COVID, and therefore against hospitalization, ICU admissions, and death. Continue Reading →
