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“Whereas, the Commission finds that a reasonable change to the proposed development would be for the applicant to modify Unit C to provide both natural light and ventilation in all the living spaces and improve comparability of the living spaces of all units.” – Whereas clause from motion to approve, with modifications
Over the past several years, the YMCA of Greenwich has experienced significant growth and transformation, expanding programs, strengthening community partnerships, growing childcare services, increasing outreach efforts, and deepening its impact across Greenwich.
The Island Beach Concession Stand is open seven days a week June 13 through August 31 and then on weekends in September 5 through September 13.
Since 2015, Scott Trungadi has been a beloved assistant principal at Central Middle School where he was the administration designee for Planning and Placement Teams (PPT), the site test coordinator for all standardized assessments, led building level Social Emotional Learning initiatives, and served as the Aspen administrator responsible for building the master schedule for students and teachers.
Fred Camillo is looking to public private partnerships (PPPs) to cover the costs to maintain and upgrade our infrastructure, going so far as to suggest they be included in capital project proposals. Sounds good, right? But let’s take a closer look….PPPs become a little harder to negotiate when the partner is a for-profit.” – David Snyder Continue Reading →
“All the things we have that are really great in the school system have come from the staff.” – Ralph Mayo, GHS headmaster Continue Reading →
“Like Ellen DeGeneres just stated, BE KIND. Fred is kind, he’s strong, he’s compassionate and he knows the importance of fellowship in our community.” – Jill Capalbo, Cos Cob Continue Reading →
The First Congregational Church in Greenwich will be hosting the Connecticut Choral Festival on Saturday, October 19 with a day-long rehearsal, meal, and evening concert. Continue Reading →
A proposed commercial barge mooring would be 0.6 miles from Rocky Point in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
A scheduled debate for the Town Clerk position on October 30 from between Molly Saleeby (D) and Carmella Budkins (R) was cancelled due to the last-minute response and inability of Carmella Budkins (R) to participate. Continue Reading →
111 Hunting Ridge Rd sold on Oct 2, 2019 for $7,250,000 Continue Reading →
After an application under the Town’s 6-110 regulation to incentivize workforce housing resulted in a proposed bulky building requiring a 22 ft wide curb cut and sacrifice of a mature Sycamore, Maple and Magnolia, as well as many revisions in response both to ARC and P&Z adding expense for the applicant, all agreed the process and possibly the regulation should be reconsidered. Continue Reading →
“The Teddy Bear Clinic has become a tradition for many families. It’s a terrific way for children to learn about hospital services in a child-friendly environment.” – Norman Roth, Greenwich Hospital president and chief executive officer Continue Reading →
“Every member of the Board owes the Town a duty of transparency and compliance with law.” – Bill Drake, Member, Board of Estimate and Taxation Continue Reading →