As we come together to celebrate Maureen in this time of social distancing, please honor her memory by supporting Trinity Church’s Stephen Ministry program in her name. Continue Reading →
Maureen Paula Hopper, 67
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Proposed RTM Sense of the Meeting Resolution on Partial Reopening of Beaches and Parks Could Be Divisive
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“NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that it is the sense of the Representative Town Meeting of the Town of Greenwich that within two days the Town’s parks, golf course and beaches should be at least partially reopened, with reasonable restrictions and guidelines…” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, beaches, Carl Higbie, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Parks, RTM, sense of the meeting resolution, SOMR
Seth Grosvenor Fessenden, 92, Retired Greenwich Police Dept Captain
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While a Sergeant assigned to field supervision in 1 970, Fessenden was the recipient of the coveted Dr. John A. Clark award for courageous performance of duty exemplifying the highest traditions of law enforcement. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Obituaries, Police & Fire, Greenwich Police Dept
Maureen “Joy” Kelly, 88
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Her family would like to acknowledge and thank the staff of The Nathanial Witherell for the amazing care they provided our Joy in her final years. Mass and a celebration of Joy’s life will be held in the future when it is safe for everyone to attend. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Obituaries
Greenwich Tax Collector Announces Approval of Tax Deferment Program
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This program will be offered across the board to all Greenwich residents and taxpayers without the need to complete an application or provide documentation, with the exception of landlords.
Residential and commercial landlords must apply for the program and provide documentation by July 1, 2020. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
RTM Mulls Tipping Fees During Four Hour Zoom Meeting
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Monday night’s RTM set a record, with 228 out of 230 members in attendance via Zoom. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Aamina Ahmad, Alexis Voulgaris, Brooks Harris, Carl Higbie, Cheryl Moss, Dan Ozizmir, David Snyder
LETTER: Pay As You Throw would reduce cost, by reducing waste and giving residents control over how much they pay
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“The “hole” in the budget must be filled, either by PAYT or Tipping Fees. PAYT will reduce the cost by reducing waste and giving residents control over how much they pay.” – Louisa H. Stone Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Letter to the Editor
Greenwich Real Estate Report: April 10-17, 2020
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As we begin the sixth week of social distancing, home schooling and self quarantining, uncertainty seems to be the overwhelming theme of many conversations, including conversations about real estate. Some Greenwich residents offered their thoughts regarding the real estate market. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, #NYC, Brooklyn, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Greenwich real estate, Greenwich real estate report, millenials
Tri-State Governors Agree to Allow Marinas to Open During COVID-19
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The sites may only remain open as long as strict social distancing and sanitization protocols are followed. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Andrew Cuomo, boat marinas, Ned Lamont, Phil Murphy
New Rules Issued about Wearing Face Coverings in Public Spaces
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A new executive order issued by Gov Ned Lamont will require Connecticut residents to wear a cloth face covering (not surgical masks or N95 respirators) while in public spaces, starting Monday, April 20, if they can’t maintain a safe social distance. Continue Reading →