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Questions Rise Over Use of Hamilton Avenue School Field for St Roch’s Carnival

By: greenwichfreepress | June 22, 2022

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Patience Wears Thin over Noise from Temporary HVAC at Hamilton Ave School

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Greenwich's gas leaf blower ban will start the Friday of Memorial Day weekend, impacting commercial landscapers, residents and both Parks & Rec and DPW. On Thursday, DPW commissioner Jim Michel and Parks and Rec director Joe Siciliano issued a joint statement with plans to respond to the lack of town funding to purchase electric leaf blower equipment for their departments.
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St Roch's Feast Returns to Chickahominy: August 7-10
Expect live DJs and live bands nightly, as well as games and carnival rides galore. As always, Italian delicacies will include fan favorite pizza fritta and sausage & peppers.
Non-Compliance with School Alcohol Policy at St Roch's Feast Has Risk Manager Concerned
UPDATED: St. Roch Church Withdraws Request for Waiver of Insurance Requirement for Alcohol during Feast

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