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At Thursday’s Board of Selectmen meeting, Rich Feminella, the town’s Wastewater Division Manager of the Town’s Sewer Division, got approval for a continuation of the Old Greenwich Common Force Main rehabilitation project. Continue Reading →
133 Parsonage Rd sold on July 16, 2021 for $5,280,000 Continue Reading →
“We’re all looking forward to having some pizza frittes.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Town Party, the all-day, family-friendly music festival, announces today eight local bands with Greenwich roots will perform on the Town Stage at the 2021 event. Held on Sunday, September 5 at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, the tenth annual party will showcase the talents of legendary bands, as well as local musicians of all ages. The local bands are: Brunswick Music Improv, Robert Genna Sings, That’s What She Sang, Roctopus, Paloma Skye, Happy Accidents, Rang-A-Boom, and Charlie King & the Next Big Thing. The legendary Eagles and the dynamic Zac Brown Band, both Grammy Award-winning bands, will headline the event from the Main Stage. GTP fan favorites, the legendary New Orleans-based Preservation Hall Jazz Band, will also take the stage with their high-octane brand of funk, along with celebrated pop-country singer/songwriter Caroline Jones. Continue Reading →
“The strongest candidate is Republican Ryan Fazio. He is determined to bring a positive change to our state government and create a better future for our families. He is focused on reducing taxes and the cost of living, both of which are unacceptably high. Ryan will support our local police and work hard to reduce crime rates. He is passionate about education and will work to raise academic standards in the schools.” – Republicans Scott Frantz and Bill Nickerson former State Senators 36th district Continue Reading →
While patrolling the western side of town on the afternoon of Aug 8, Greenwich Police officers observed a car driving erratically Continue Reading →
The Open Arts Alliance has a new home! Last month the non profit arts organization moved into their new home at River House Adult Day Center, which Executive Director Rocco Natale described as a perfect fit. Also, OAA has a new program director, Jake Lloyd. Continue Reading →
“Who we elect to this seat will directly affect our legislature’s capacity to tackle climate change. We need someone whose values reflect the public’s concerns for our environment and will work to pass common-sense policies that will protect our state.”– Lori Brown, Director, Connecticut League of Conservation Voters Continue Reading →
“As an example of her work ethic she volunteered with “Moms Demand Action” and was responsible for shepherding eights bills on gun control from conception to enactment on a bipartisan basis in our Statehouse in Hartford.” – Bill Kelly, Democratic candidate for Greenwich First Selectman, former BET, BOE and RTM member Continue Reading →
“I will vote for someone I can trust, who stands for reason rather than rhetoric, and possesses a record of accomplishment rather than personal ambition.” – James Waters Continue Reading →