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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.
“We are really focusing on encouraging pro-social behaviors through our work with students and professionals who are facing the community-level impact of domestic violence.” – Meredith Gold, Director, Domestic Abuse Services, YWCA Greenwich Continue Reading →
“The Democrats have had 20+ years in Connecticut, and the result of their policies is a ruin: Fewer jobs, more poverty, and over $90 Billion in lost home value. Let’s not allow this to spread to Greenwich.” – Michael Spilo Continue Reading →
Learn about water quality benefits provided by shellfish aquaculture including measuring the capacity of Greenwich clams and oyster to remove excess nutrients, which are a challenge to coastal water ‘health’ in the US. Continue Reading →
Family Fun Event Scheduled for October 5, 2019, at Greenwich Point. Continue Reading →
“Fred helped our family after my husband passed away. My son had his Confirmation and wished to wear a bow tie. None of us knew how to tie a bow tie, but we had seen pictures of Fred wearing one. We contacted Fred and he came over to our house before we left for the Confirmation and tied my son’s bow tie.” – Nicole Pate Continue Reading →
An American Story: Finding Home in Fairfield County is a portrayal of the experiences of refugees and immigrants who have built new lives in Fairfield County. The exhibition opens October 2 and runs through January 6, 2020. Continue Reading →
Last year alone YWCA Greenwich staff responded to more than 3,700 calls to their hotline, in addition to walk-ins to the building from victims, friends, family an co-workers. Continue Reading →
This man was previously arrested in September on an outstanding warrant for a tirade in a local office. Continue Reading →
The men were confronted by the homeowner when they attempted to force entry through a rear door. Both men fled but were located about a mile away by Greenwich Police. Continue Reading →
This year there have been four human cases of EEE in Connecticut three of which were fatal. At home one can prevent breeding of mosquitoes by eliminating standing water in tires, fire pits, buckets, planters, toys, birdbaths, flowerpots, or trash containers. Also repair any broken screens, clean clogged roof gutters, empty swimming pool covers, and drill holes in the bottom of plastic recycling containers stored outdoors. Continue Reading →