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A League of Women Voters Greenwich legislative recap featured the entire Greenwich delegation, who reflected on the recently concluded legislative session and a view to next year.
The 25 year anniversary year milestone was commemorated during an open house event featuring history from the school, including old articles and yearbooks, and visits to the school’s classrooms.
Kids don’t just “watch screens” – they build, create and problem-solve thrugh STEM • Robotics • 3D Printing • LEGO® Engineering • Game Design • AI • Minecraft • Drones • Building Cartoons & more.
The board voted unanimously on an action item concerning a lawsuit between First Selectman Fred Camillo and the Board of Education.
“We always recommend to any of our students that if they walk to school, that they walk with friends. They should always remain aware of their surroundings, limiting distractions such as cell phone use, whether it is walking to school or anywhere in the community.” – Dr. Toni Jones Continue Reading →
“We’re thrilled to officially share that our Hamilton Avenue location is here to stay.” – Frank Carpenteri Jr. Continue Reading →
“While the election result was not ours, your dedication reflects the many Republicans in Greenwich who value fiscal discipline, accountability, and independence in leadership. That conviction guided our campaign, and we are proud to have stood for those principles.” – BET Republican Primary Candidates: David Alfano, Nisha Arora, Lucia D. Jansen, Alessandra Brus, Phil Dodson, and John Hopley Continue Reading →
As of Wednesday, Greenwich Town Hall did not yet have a record of the transaction, but ConnectCre, who reported the $97.5 million sale, said CBRE closed the sale, describing The Mill as “a trophy mixed-use property,” from The Mill Owners Company LLC and procured the purchaser. Continue Reading →
Dr. Jones appointed Matthew Salvestrini director of human resources, effective the second week of October. He will report directly to Chief Human Resources Officer Dr. Jonathan Budd. Continue Reading →
“I have spent years volunteering for Greenwich. What I am seeing now is very troubling. Simply put, the BET is broken. Capital decisions are delayed until there is a crisis. By the time projects ultimately get a green light; costs have increased due to inflation and tariffs. Taxpayers are forced to pay more than necessary…Please vote for all six Democrats to support a return to capable fiscal leadership.” – David Weisbrod Continue Reading →
Flags will be at half-staff on the Connecticut State Capitol building and all other state-operated buildings, grounds, and facilities statewide. Individuals, businesses, schools, municipalities, and any other private entities and government subdivisions are encouraged to lower their flags for this same duration of time. Since no flag should fly higher than the U.S. flag, all other flags, including state, municipal, corporate, or otherwise, should also be lowered. Continue Reading →
On Thursday, Sept 11, two ceremonies are planned in Greenwich to mark 24 years since the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Continue Reading →
Police said one person attempted to give the man money and pray with him, at which point he became agitated and scratched the person on the arm with his fingernails. Continue Reading →
Over 1.3 million juniors in about 20,000 high schools took the 2024 PSAT, which served as an initial screen of program entrants. The nationwide pool of Semifinalists, represents less than 1% of U.S. high school seniors. Continue Reading →