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To honor her life, family and friends will gather on Monday December 12th from 10:00-11:00am at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home located at 134 Hamilton Ave. Greenwich, CT. A prayer service will begin at 11:00am followed by entombment at St Mary’s Putnam Cemetery in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Starting times are 10:00am for the Run Run an 10:30am for the 5K race. Continue Reading →
A Roman Catholic Funeral Mass will be held at 11:00am on Saturday, December 17 at the Church of St. Roch.
Family and friends are invited to pay their respects from 9:00am to 10:30am at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The tree warden said the work on Beech trees at the Bolling monument had nothing to do with Monday’s upcoming RTM vote on the intersection improvement project at Arch and Greenwich Ave, and that the timing reflected the vendor’s availability and the weather. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich High School Boys Varsity Soccer Team won the 2022 CIAC LL Championship Final vs. William Hall on Nov 19 at the Hartford Athletic Stadium in Hartford. On Thursday they were honored with a proclamation at town hall and presented certificates from the Board of Selectmen. The Greenwich High School Boys Varsity Soccer Team were honored at town hall. Dec 8, 2022 Photo: Leslie Yager
The Greenwich High School Boys Varsity Soccer Team were honored at town hall. Continue Reading →
Speaker Ritter and Majority Leader Rojas appointed State Rep. Steve Meskers (D-150) as House Chair of the Commerce Committee. Continue Reading →
The agreement covers troopers, sergeants, and master sergeants effective from July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2026, covering wages, benefits, and working conditions. Continue Reading →
One Cos Cob resident said his next door neighbor’s chicken coop and rat nests seriously impacted his family’s quality of life. Continue Reading →
Many of the goats were pregnant at the time the state took custody and have since given birth. There are now over 90 goats available for adoption. Continue Reading →
“Even pre-COVID when rush-hour trains were packed, every ride was subsidized — $3.25 on the main line and as much as $50 per passenger per ride on Shore Line East. With ridership down 30%, do the math and you’ll see that the subsidies are unsustainable.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →