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Saks Global explained that they made the strategic decision to consolidate the Saks Fifth Avenue Greenwich store footprint from three buildings to one.
“Many Greenwich residents support genuine safety improvements without Big Brother cameras: more police visibility during school hours, speed-feedback signs, traffic-calming designs, better crosswalks, and flashing beacons. These alternatives enhance safety without privacy invasions or secretive contracting.” – Karen Fassuliotis
The GHS Science Team outscored 36 other Connecticut teams at the competition at UConn Storrs.
A pubic hearing about the town’s school zone speed camera program will be held Thursday, May 14, at 7:00pm in the Town Hall Meeting Room. The meeting is in person and will be live on GCTV on cable and on GCTV youtube live. (No Zoom option).
“The intent is to design something that looks like Crocus Hill. Just mow the lawn and the crocuses will take care of themselves. It’s literally lawn and crocuses and trees.” – Richard Hein, chair of the Greenscapes Committee Continue Reading →
St Paul’s Day School, which enrolls about 55 children, ages two to five, had a very enthusiastic reopening last week. About a dozen new students are from families who relocated to Greenwich from New York during Covid. Continue Reading →
“CT Democrats do not want you to hear the facts. They would rather talk about theoretical “Transportation Infrastructure Banks” or “Environmental Sustainability” or their newfound discovery that Eversource is as incompetent as it is inefficient. They would rather you focus on national politics. Anything to distract your attention from their awful performance as stewards of your taxpayer dollars.” – Frank Salomone Continue Reading →
The Governor also introduced a series of fines for non-compliance with mask-wearing requirements. $100 for violating the mask order, $500 for organizing an event that exceeds the limits, or $250 for attending that event. Continue Reading →
Breaking with tradition, CT Realtors (CTR), the largest professional trade association in Connecticut, has endorsed State Senator Alex Kasser for re-election for State Senator in District 36. Continue Reading →
“For lunch, students were assigned to a particular section of the school to eat. Some sat at desks at the student center, some were on the floors of a gym, and some, including myself, went outside to eat. With many new sights and rules, the day felt long.” – Oura Miyazaki, Greenwich High School class of 2021 Continue Reading →
26 Baldwin Farms South sold on Aug 21, 2020 for $1,562,500 Continue Reading →
Agenda includes:
• Public Hearing
• Monthly Reports
• Info: Music in Middle School Continue Reading →
“We are asking for the high school football teams to be treated equally. They deserve the chance to play. We mitigated the risks and took precautions and the metrics are at an all-time low. Athletes playing outside have a marginal risk of contracting COVID in comparison to potential likelihood of cancelled football disrupting their emotional and mental stability! ” – Melissa H. Abbazia Continue Reading →
“I am a former special education attorney, public school teacher, and an advocate for families of children with special education needs…I shared my experience and knowledge about a proven program with her, and what impressed me about Kathleen was her willingness to listen.” – Lara Damashek Continue Reading →