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On Sunday morning from 8:00 to 11:00am, Greenwich High School baseball players will be outside five locations throughout the Greenwich community collecting donations. A team captain will be at each location. Continue Reading →
“If this pattern of devastating cuts continues, we will be prepared to exercise emergency powers. Although we hope that Washington reverses course, we must plan for the inevitable or unpredictable. Over the coming weeks, we will be meeting to collaboratively plan how to best protect our state’s values during this chaotic period in Washington.” – Ned Lamont, Senate President Pro Tempore Martin Looney, Speaker of the House Matt Ritter Continue Reading →
The bill, if it becomes law, would prohibit towns from imposing a fine on anyone engaged in “activities of daily living” on public land, which includes parks. Activities of daily living includes seeking shelter, resting, eating food, accessing medical care, and using hygiene facilities. Continue Reading →
Residents urged the BET to fund the second phase of sidewalks on Shore Rd to the Tod’s Pt causeway. A resident urged a sidewalk be installed on Indian Field Rd, which is also treacherous. Selectperson Janet Stone McGuigan advocate for elimination of the town leaf collection program, which she said had become obsolete. Continue Reading →
Speakers shared fears of cuts to ALP, PE, foreign language, headcount, increased class size, student-teacher ratios and critical infrastructure projects. Continue Reading →
According to statements made in court, Steed is alleged to have stolen more than $28 million from Mars and through his schemes. More than $18 million was seized Wednesday for forfeiture, and the government is seeking to forfeit a Greenwich home that Steed is alleged to have purchased with nearly $2.3 million in stolen funds. Continue Reading →
The first home game will be on Saturday, April 5. Please come support the team as they return to Cardinal Field, after a year closure for soil remediation. Continue Reading →
Starting March 31st at the intersection of Glen Ridge Road and Glenville Street, work will move eastward as the project progresses. Estimated duration of the work is approximately one year. Continue Reading →
Former US Education Dept senior advisor Nick Simmons said dismantling the Dept of Education would do great harm to students. “Funding will start to dry up for critical programs like teacher recruiting and training, workforce training programs and investments in supporting schools to plan for AI in the classrooms.” Continue Reading →
You can delete genetic data from 23andMe. You can destroy your 23andMe test sample. You can revoke permission for your genetic data to be used for research. Continue Reading →