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Overall, the Greenwich Squash Middle School program combines more than 50 children from all three Greenwich Middle Schools and six Greenwich Elementary Schools. Continue Reading →
The student-athletes will continue on to play their sport at a DI, DII or military academy. Continue Reading →
Through this new partnership with NR Sports LLC, OGRCC will offer professionally led tennis instruction designed to meet players where they are, whether they are picking up a racquet for the first time or looking to refine their skills in a fun, supportive environment. Continue Reading →
Elder justice issues can range from age-based discrimination in the workplace to scams and frauds, elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Greenwich Selectwoman Rachel Khanna is hosting the event. Continue Reading →
The new application is from new Greenwich Park LLC, who own Greenwich Office Park property at 51 Weaver Street. Building 2 at Greenwich Office Park is an office building campus with multiple buildings, various driveways, parking lots and parking garages in the GBO zone. Continue Reading →
The long-duration stretch of brutally frigid temperatures in Connecticut continues. This is the longest stretch of consecutive days Connecticut’s Severe Cold Weather Protocol has been activated since 2015. Continue Reading →
It may be weeks before temperatures climb above freezing long enough for the sun to start melting all this snow. Continue Reading →
“Drive from town to town and you’ll see a vast difference in road clearing. In some, because cars were taken off the road before the storm, streets are clear. In others where cars were left parked at the curb, it may take days to chisel them out from the icy berms caused by plowing… like some sort of archeological dig still to be excavated as well are dozens and dozens of bus stops across the state.” -Jim Cameron Continue Reading →
The building, home to Christopher Peacock cabinetry and Greenwich United Way, already has 10 residential units. The applicant propose to add two one-bedroom units and two two-bedroom units. Continue Reading →
The task force members are Scott Frantz, Icy Frantz, Sue Bodson, Sabine Schoenberg, Mickey Lowitt, Steve Waters, Katherine LoBalbo, Luis Velasquez and Stacey Sears Higdon. They will soon elect officers and hold public meetings as it begins its work to find a new life and use for this great building which for so many years housed the Arch Street Teen Center. Continue Reading →