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“DOT representatives were asked a variety of questions relating to tree removals. Unfortunately, they were unable to answer the most basic question: exactly how many trees would be removed?” – JoAnn Messina, Greenwich Tree Conservancy Continue Reading →
On Tuesday, Jan 26, at 6:00pm, Julian Curtiss School and the BOE will go before the BET budget committee during a public hearing for approval of $1.7M in funding to enter the project’s next phase. Continue Reading →
Participants of the Greenwich Student Diversity Leadership Conference will explore their unique identities and power and reflect on the ways they can use their position to impact change in their school and community. Continue Reading →
“In Connecticut, Republican state legislators are already opposing early voting and no-excuse absentee legislation arguing that risk of voter fraud outweighs them. Having just gone through the incredibly successful vote-by-mail during Covid-19, that made merely voting easier with no evidence of rampant voter fraud, shame on them.” – Nerlyn Pierson and Joanna Swomley, Co-Founders of Indivisible Greenwich Continue Reading →
Petitioners say there is no financial savings in removing police from traffic posts since they are being redeployed elsewhere, and officers improve pedestrian safety, which is paramount. Continue Reading →
This includes members of the Connecticut National Guard’s Military Police, as well as two patrol explosive-detection dog teams that are dual-trained for police patrol activities and explosive detection. Continue Reading →
Funds were distributed to 8 local non-profits and services to provide additional support during this time of increased need due to COVID-19. Continue Reading →
“Today’s Iditarod memorializes that race to save the children of Nome. The spirit of Balto is needed today as we face an epidemic of global scale.” – Janet Stone McGuigan Continue Reading →
“This orchestrated riot subverts the most fundamental values of our democracy.” – Statement by Greenwich Democratic Town Committee Continue Reading →
The award includes a $5,000 grant to promote the growth of physicians who exhibit strong leadership potential. Continue Reading →