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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.
“I believe the residents of Greenwich deserve what respected town resident Ray Dalio refers to as ‘radical transparency.'” – Frank Farricker Continue Reading →
On Tuesday night the P&Z commission entertained an application from Paradigm 44-48 West Putnam Ave, the owners of the property that once was Pickwick Theatre, seating 2,000+ people (opened Nov 21, 1929). After the theater closed the building was used as a bowling alley before being converted to office space and retail. The applicant seeks relief from a 1995 condition of approval that identified it as “mezzanine space,” arguing it is actually a second floor, as it is up a flight of stairs. Zoning limits the use of ground floor commercial space. Designating the space as a second floor use would allow the possibility of leasing space to a fitness center. Continue Reading →
On Friday 52 student athletes from the GHS class of 2019 (see list) who will play sports in college spoke to members of the press and were congratulated and wished well by Athletic Director Gus Lindine. Continue Reading →
Lucas Gazianis said issues for student government next year will include student engagement and opportunity block. Zane Khader talked about his parents’ American Dream and the importance of work ethic and fighting entitlement among students. Continue Reading →
“We shared many a laugh and quiet moments. More than once we both said you can’t make this stuff up – but she always picks up the phone, always has a solution for every problem and never turns you away – even when the request is so small or not in her purview – she persists and supports.” – OG School Principal, Jen Bencivengo Continue Reading →
Stamford Police stopped a driver for a traffic violation and learned he had an outstanding warrant for Evading Responsibility in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The driver was also found not to have a valid driver’s license and was also charged with Operating without a License. Continue Reading →
To celebrate her life, family and friends will gather Saturday, June 22, 2019 at St. John’s Lutheran Church, 884 Newfield Ave, Stamford, CT. Visitation will be from 9:00am to 10:30am with a memorial celebration of life and luncheon to follow. Continue Reading →
80 Midwood Rd sold on June 7, 2019 for $6,000,000 Continue Reading →
The annual celebration thanked volunteers took on new significance this year, with the October opening of the $13.5 million campus, and the strategic partnership with Watson’s to help establish the Historical Society as a prime site for events. Continue Reading →