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Greenwich’s Tree Warden Bruce Spaman is retiring after 16 years on the job. One of his proudest accomplishments is establishing the all organic maintenance of Greenwich’s parks. Since 2008, there have been no inorganic fertilizers or pesticides used in the parks. Continue Reading →
Indivisible Greenwich is publishing a series of nine flyers in the weeks leading up to the Nov 6 election. One flyer is about voting rights on election day. Other flyers are about net neutrality, smart tolls in I95, abortion, how to vote or get an absentee ballot. The flyers will be distributed by email to subscribers and people are being encouraged to share them on social media and email. They’ll also be distributed at train stations. Continue Reading →
Hamill Rink was originally an open air rink. Over the years walls and ceiling have been added. As we await word of its replacement the GHS Boys Hockey team booster club is finding ways to boost team spirit. Continue Reading →
A co-owner of ReNapoli Pizza in Old Greenwich paid various expenses in cash and “off the books.” As a result of the scheme, the loss to the IRS in income taxes and employment taxes for the 2013 through 2015 tax years was $122,177.59. Continue Reading →
Consultants will present a rendering of what the Post Road corridor might look like if it were built-out to its maximum building potential under the current zoning regulations. The session will also cover the future of downtown. Mark your calendars for Thursday, October 4, beginning at 7:00pm in the Greenwich High School student center. Continue Reading →
Connecticut residents vulnerable to the millions of tons of solid waste and the billions of gallons of liquid waste generated by the oil and gas extraction industry. Waste contaminated construction fill or road de-icers are the common methods of entry into municipalities. Continue Reading →
Sept 15 was youth football day at the Greenwich High School football game against Trinity Catholic and the Cardinals carried out a #18 jersey to the coin toss and wore #18 on their helmets to honor Steven Sudell, a former Mavericks player who is a cancer warrior. Continue Reading →
A judge in United States District Court in New York’s northern district has ruled in a lawsuit brought by Greenwich residents Laurence and Michelle Allen, the parents of Bradley Allen, charging the manufacturers of the drug Suboxone. Continue Reading →
As alleged in the indictment, Lenny Pollak owned a Norwalk-based company that organized trade shows and expositions throughout the US. In mid-2013, Pollak induced an acquaintance to invest $290,000 in a new business venture that was supposed to organize similar expositions in the Ukraine. Instead of using the money to build the new business, Pollak spent nearly all of it on unrelated business and personal expenses, including Pollak’s home mortgage loan, groceries and clothing, automobiles, and private school tuition. Continue Reading →
