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“This law not only helps shut down that pipeline but also shines a light on humane alternatives such as adopting from shelters. At Animal Care Centers of NYC, we see firsthand the impact of overbreeding and neglect, and we know this law will help ensure more animals find the loving homes they deserve.” – Risa Weinstock, President and CEO of Animal Care Centers of NYC Continue Reading →
While the Greenwich Public Schools positions of facilities director as well as superintendent, GHS athletic director and principal have all turned over in recent years, the flood damage and frustration on the part of athletes and coaches the experience is a flash of déjà vu. Continue Reading →
New this year, in addition to samples for sale at 80% off retail, there will be a wide variety of 100% cashmere items in multiple colors. Continue Reading →
Officials and students gathered at Western Middle School for a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of new athletic fields after an eight-year closure. The fields were closed in 2016 after soil contamination was discovered. Continue Reading →
DPW engineer Michael Kiselak said removing the three on-street spots would improve visibility of pedestrians in the crosswalk. Residents pushed back on the loss of parking. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday the Planning & Zoning commission approved Municipal Improvement status for DPW’s proposed new Hamill Rink in Eugene Morlot Park in Byram. The vote was 4-1. Continue Reading →
Situated in a charming, newly renovated home at 257 Sound Beach Ave, behind the Kaia Yoga studio, the small shop has the No. 299 stamp, offering highly curated with goods “for the home and her” that you won’t see everywhere else. Continue Reading →
Please come to support the football and cheer teams at 2:00pm Saturday, December 14. Bring your decorated cars, signs and streamers to the GHS parking lot as the police escort and buses head to Arute Field for the 6:30pm game. Continue Reading →
On Monday a complaint landed in superior court in Stamford with First Selectman Fred Camillo and the Town of Greenwich listed as plaintiffs and the Board of Education and its four Democratic members – Karen Hirsh, Laura Kostin, Sophie Koven and Kathleen Stowe – listed individually as defendants. Republican Jen Behette is described in the complaint as “purported BOE member (via an unlawful appointment),” and is also named as a defendant. Continue Reading →
