Greenwich Police responded to a report that a tenant had assaulted his landlord, resulting in a head injury. Continue Reading →
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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.
Greenwich Police responded to a report that a tenant had assaulted his landlord, resulting in a head injury. Continue Reading →
at Oneida County Correctional Facility when Greenwich Police extradited him on a warrant for Forgery and attempted Larceny. Continue Reading →
16 John Street sold on June 29, 2020 for $3,050,000 Continue Reading →
During the second special BOE meeting this week to discuss reopening frequently asked questions were answered about topics like electives, cohorts, enrollment spikes, class schedules, remote learning and the 20-21 school calendar. Continue Reading →
293 Stanwich Rd sold on June 24, 2020 for $3,372,000 Continue Reading →
“Have BoE members fully grasped how low the threshold might be to shutter a class, a grade, or an entire school? Parents will expect effective education to be provided through online classes, much better than was attempted this Spring.” – Kimberly Fiorello, local parent and candidate for State Rep 149th district Continue Reading →
“Steve is running for re-election for all the right reasons. He has 16 years experience as a member of the RTM, where I got to know and respect him even more as a fellow colleague on the Old Greenwich District 6 RTM. Steve has continued to serve on the RTM to keep a pulse on the truly local level while being our Representative to Hartford.” – Monica Prihoda, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
P&Z questioned a developer’s request to double the FAR for a full market-rate luxury assisted living community. They also talked about how a minimum of outdoor space enhances quality of life, and suggested the proposed 4 stories be reduced to three. Continue Reading →
“If we rename streets and tear down statues but leave little Johnny languishing in the back of the classroom, unaware of all he can be and unable to access the education that can break the cycle of poverty and violence, for Johnny, what has really changed?” – Gordon Beinstein, Principal, Western Middle School Continue Reading →
“I now have multiple leadership roles on the Board of Education and we have accomplished much in the last three years, but what I have learned most is working with colleagues to build consensus regardless of political ideologies. That is a vital skill to have in Hartford.” – Kathleen Stowe, member BOE, candidate for State Rep, 149th district Continue Reading →