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Alpha School seeks to change the use of the building at 20 East Elm from retail to school for children up to grade 8. Currently all retail areas of the building are vacant or will soon be vacant. The second floor is occupied by a medical office. Alpha School is an AI-powered private school network co-founded by software billionaire Joe Liemandt, who has committed billions to scaling the school model.
The Open Arts Alliance fall 2026 season lineup features Seussical KIDS, Shake, Rattle & Roll!, Winnie The Pooh, Storybook Stars, and Wickedly Fun Dance Workshop.
YWCA Greenwich is now enrolling students for the 2026–2027 academic year at the Steven & Alexandra Cohen Preschool Center, a nationally recognized early childhood education program serving children ages 15 months to 5 years old.
Starting Thursday, July 9, the Town of Greenwich will expand the municipal Scraps to Soil program with the addition of smart units at Binney Park and Cos Cob Park, an innovative solution to make food scrap recycling easier and more convenient for residents.
The US Attorney for the District of Connecticut, John H Durham recognized eight Greenwich Police Officers this week for their exceptional work in bringing three Federal criminal cases to successful resolutions. Continue Reading →
“Everything gets easier as you grow into who you truly are. And I may not know all your names, but if you’ve made it this far, you’ll be able to walk through your next glass corridor with ease. Maybe not right this moment, but one day.” – Monique Nikolov, covaledictorian Continue Reading →
On Tuesday at Western Middle School’s Barbara Jacowleff recalled when a student gave her a letter to pass along to Steven Sudell. She said the letter described a time in elementary school when the girl had felt like an outcast and sat alone at lunch. She said Steven noticed this and went to sit with her at lunch. Within a few months that student had a table full of friends to sit with. Continue Reading →
The advice of Rob Mathes to the class of 2019 came in the form of advice to his 18 year old self. “Chill out and listen…The road ahead is winding and circuitous. Follow your dreams.” Continue Reading →
At the Connecticut Science and Engineering Fair in mid-March, 17 GHS students competed and an astounding 16 of these kids were selected among the top 15% of projects, as fair finalists, and went on to win more than $85,000 in scholarships and cash, and five of the six ISEF spots that are awarded to the best projects. Continue Reading →
The Norway Maple trees posted for removal at 0 Indian Field Road were requested by Eversource. Continue Reading →
“Smooth pavement…and unattractive warning 25 MPH and ‘Bump’ signage DO NOTHING to stop cars speeding.” – Monica Prihoda, District 6, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
At the heart of both of the Federal Reserve Challenge and the Euro Challenge is monetary and fiscal policy and the challenge of implementing them. In early years the students weren’t invited back for a second round of competition. That has changed! Continue Reading →
Greenwich Interim Superintendent Mayo made a good call on keeping graduation of the class of 2019 outdoors. Not only did it not rain, but the sun came out. Continue Reading →
State Representative Meskers (D-150) will discuss his views on healthcare reform and the proposal to introduce tolls on Connecticut highways. He will also address the energy markets, the budgetary process, and the pros and cons of boosting state revenues by increasing taxes on estates, property, and capital gains. Continue Reading →