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“We all agree that Connecticut needs more housing, and I very much appreciate the efforts of our Governor and colleagues in the House to reach out to and work with mayors, first selectmen from both sizes of the aisle, CCM and the COGs to eliminate the most conflicting parts of the bill. However I believe that the new bill requires input from the public. We can not build public trust by sidelining the public. – Hector Arzeno, (D-151)
Tickets are available for Rob Mathes’ annual holiday concert at The Performing Arts Center at Purchase College.
Note: there are dumpsters at Binney Park and Bible Street Park for residents convenience on Thursday, Nov 20, Friday, Nov 21, Saturday, Nov 22 and Sunday, Nov 23.
“When I started eight years ago, Greenwich had inconsistent results with frequent superintendent turnover. Together, we created an environment of stability, professionalized the team, and delivered strong academic outcomes for our students. They say 90% of the job is showing up. In eight years on the Board of Education, I never missed a meeting.” – Kathleen Stowe
Voters at District 7 polling place at GHS get crushed for parking Tuesday morning. Police resolved the problem by about 10:00am. One voter said it took a half hour to turn onto Hillside and a half hour to turn into the jam packed parking lot. Continue Reading →
There are several opportunities to earn college credit while attending the technical school through partnerships with Norwalk Community College, UCONN, University of Northwestern Ohio and more. Currently, Wright Tech has four adjunct UCONN professors on its teaching staff.
Unique to the technical high school experience are the real projects and hands-on career development experience students get through partnerships with local companies. Continue Reading →
To honor his life a memorial gathering will be held on, Wednesday 4:00pm – 8:00pm at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home. A prayer service will be held 11:00am Thursday at the Funeral Home. Continue Reading →
The BOE is trying to find money to hire a consultant to study Hillside Rd including speed bumps, speed limit, lane widths, stops at the Fairfield intersection, double turn lane on to Post Rd, left out of North Lot and traffic signal coordination on Post Road. It was a requirement of MISA by P&Z that was never undertaken. Neighbors said they were disappointed that the consultant hadn’t been hired. Mr. Bobkowski, head of safety and security, said the working committee put in hundreds of hours. Continue Reading →
A man came to Greenwich Police headquarters to complain that his car had been towed. Continue Reading →
A Greenwich man was arrested by local police for the third time since September. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police arrested a 16-year-old youthful offender on Nov 2 around 3:00am after a chase in the area of Indian Head Rd in Riverside. Continue Reading →
Come celebrate women who make a difference and our guest presenter who will speak about what truly mattered to her in creating her success. Continue Reading →
On Sunday night the GYCL Cheer Expo, an annual tradition, filled the gymnasium at Greenwich High School with hundreds of enthusiastic cheerleaders. In addition to the GYCL squads, the Greenwich High School dance team and cheerleaders got in the game. Continue Reading →
The event, which is presented by the Town of Greenwich Commission on Aging, includes free film screening and post-screening Skype Q&A with the Director. Transportation is available. Continue Reading →