Peter Tesei urged residents to continue to obey the no parking ban so that Town crews can continue their work to make all of the streets safe and usable for business and schools on Friday, January 5. Continue Reading →
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Peter Tesei urged residents to continue to obey the no parking ban so that Town crews can continue their work to make all of the streets safe and usable for business and schools on Friday, January 5. Continue Reading →
The winter storm warning is extended until 1:00am on Friday. Thursday’s high will be near 25°. Friday’s high will only be 11°.d Continue Reading →
Expect an inch of snow per hour. Give yourself extra time to travel. Bundle up because this storm will usher in the coldest temps we’ve felt so far this winter. Continue Reading →
During a snow emergency, on-street parking on designated snow emergency routes is prohibited. See list of snow emergency routes. Continue Reading →
Spotting frostbite and hypothermia. What to do; what not to do. Plus tips on carbon monoxide poisoning, and where to go to stay warm in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The forecast is for snow, which could impact the CIAC finals with GHS Cardinals against Darien Blue Wave at Boyle Stadium in Stamford. The 11:00am game is switched to 10:00am. At 6:00am on Saturday, CIAC will assess the weather and determine if the game can be played at 10:00am.
The GHS headmaster is urging fans to demonstrate good sportsmanship! Continue Reading →
Heavy rains and strong winds – with gusts of 50 to 60 mph – are expected Sunday evening and continue into the early morning hours of Monday. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Harbor, especially the northern most area, near exit 3 I-95, is recognized as a harbor of refuge by an act of Congress in 1948. The Harbor Management Commission should not prevent the full restoration of Greenwich Harbor to current Army Corps of Engineers specifications by dredge or they will be in noncompliance with the policies of the State of Connecticut and Congress. – Ian MacMillan, Greenwich Harbor Master Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Harbor Master urges boaters to attend to the safety of their vessels whether on land or sea. Make arrangements to move boats, rig storm gear and prepare for the upcoming storm. Continue Reading →
Greenwich may see possible flooding and high winds on Wednesday. Continue Reading →