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“Whether it’s a dangerous intersection or highway, or a need for better bus and bike lanes, no one can better pinpoint a community’s safety needs than the people who actually live and work there,” said US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. Continue Reading →
A mass will be held on Tuesday, November 14 at 10:00am, at St. Mary Church, 178 Greenwich Ave, Greenwich, CT. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Wounded Warrior Project. Continue Reading →
Students, faculty, and family members wore white and filled the stands for the game, which was met with much anticipation. Continue Reading →
John Hilton brought his phone number with him – (203) 637-1313 – when he took space at My Suite Boutique, a business owned by Harriet Skroubelos at 146 Sound Beach Avenue in Old Greenwich. Continue Reading →
A report is expected to be delivered to the town in late December and results will be released to the public soon after. Continue Reading →
“Regarding ‘disinformation’, we find that term subjective as who gets to decide? …Who gets to decide what is a ‘legitimate local newspaper, or a ‘conservative imposter website?'” – L Todd Wood Continue Reading →
The Greenwich High School senior cheerleaders will continue a tradition this Saturday, Nov 11th with a fashion show fundraiser. This year they have partnered with Fairview Country Club on King Street for a beautiful venue. The event will feature the cheerleaders modeling the apparel from Mixology in Rye Brook an LoveShack Fancy from Greenwich Avenue. Both those businesses will donate outfits for the girls to wear and will have tables set up at the event to people can shop. The football players, per tradition, will wear their best khakis, button-down shirts with letter jackets as they escort the cheerleaders down the red carpet to model their attire. Continue Reading →
Thirteen student-athletes participated in the National Letter of Intent Signing Day ceremony indicating their intent to continue their athletic careers in college next fall. Continue Reading →
The plan now adds an additional 1,120 square feet to the Cos Cob Library, mainly devoted to a new 857-square foot community room. The layout of the existing interior space will change, shifting the children’s section to the Rotunda area on the eastern side of the building and moving the adult section to the western part of the building. This will provide nearly 600 square feet of additional space for children and young adults. Continue Reading →
The Democrats again gathered at the Old Greenwich Social Club while Republicans convened at the Arch Street Teen Center. Continue Reading →