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The plan is to begin Phase 1 on Tuesday June 2, allowing Friday May 29 and Monday June 1 for set up and time to sweep the street, install signage and barricades, plus communicate with the businesses. Continue Reading →
“It was terrifying for friends and neighbors, but I can’t imagine what his family was going through. My take away is never underestimate the power or prayer and love!” – Liz Eckert, neighbor of Gabriel Cid Continue Reading →
All are invited to share their bicycle photos on Saturday, May 30, on social media with the hashtag #PedalGreenwich. Continue Reading →
“The beauty of this memorial is that you can take it and use it as whatever kind of reminder you need for what you’re going through.” – Reverend Patrick Collins, First Church of Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
Asked about pharmacologic treatments, Dr. Tom Balcezak said the only drug that impacts the virus is Remdesivir. “On balance it causes some improvement, and importantly doesn’t cause any harm.” – Dr. Tom Balcezak Continue Reading →
The Developing Artist Program is led by Michael Manning and Ben Quesnel, and was first piloted at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich. Continue Reading →
First Selectman Fred Camillo said Greenwich’s ferry service will begin some time in June and that Greenwich Ave will shut to vehicles starting with the bottom two blocks where the most restaurants are located. A lane will stay open for emergency vehicles and residents on the ave and right off the Ave. Continue Reading →
Sebastian Dostmann has illuminated a series of outdoor venues including the YMCA, Red Cross, Riverside Yacht Club, Shreve Crump & Low, and the fire houses in Cos Cob, Sound Beach and Amogerone. Continue Reading →
“Through a great economy, through a recession, and through unending bridge and drainage construction, you continued to support us.” – BJ Mocarski, Village Barbers message to loyal clientele Continue Reading →
“COVID-19 is helping to prove that there is a role for digital education done well.” – Jennifer Openshaw, CEO, Girls With Impact Continue Reading →