The Library will be open late primarily for students, but anyone can use the facility during these extended hours. Continue Reading →
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“Right now there are more Chinese restaurants closing. Greenwich needs a traditional Chinese restaurant, and we have a very strong team.” – Bill Xia, owner of Lunar, set for a soft opening this summer
The Library will be open late primarily for students, but anyone can use the facility during these extended hours. Continue Reading →
A Go Fund Me page was set up by three of Ike Dolphan’s classmates, Brady Johnston, Cliff Belknap, and Will Morton. The Go Fund Me page raised over $61,000 thanks to contributions from people close to Ike as well as those who were moved by his story. Continue Reading →
Inmates who successfully complete Residential Drug Abuse Program (RDAP), can qualify for up to 12 months in early release from custody. Continue Reading →
Over 100 private day and boarding schools were featured at Greenwich Education Group’s secondary school fair. We highlighted six of them: Taft, Greenwich Academy, Eaglebrook, Groton, Links Academy and Community School in Sun Valley, Idaho. Continue Reading →
“I admire Mr. Warner’s blind faith that government will spend the toll money responsibly. Unfortunately I don’t see it the same way. Regrettably Connecticut legislative leaders have not spent the gas tax or auto sales tax money responsibility. Until the state proves it can spend our money as wisely as the taxpayers spend their own money, there should be no tolls or any increase in taxes.” – Ed Dadakis Continue Reading →
This first phase of the overall Armstrong Court redevelopment is the new construction of 18 townhouse units. The new unit mix will be 6 two-bedroom units and 12 three-bedroom units, with 1-1/2 bathrooms in each. Continue Reading →
On Monday a ping from a great white shark triggered OCearch’s tracking system in Long Island Sound, in the water between Tod’s Point and Great Captains Island. Greenwich Harbormaster Ian MacMillan said that Cabot was likely chasing seals in Greenwich Harbor on Monday. MacMillan said his concern was for kite surfers. “When they hit, it could sound like a seal,” he said. Continue Reading →
On Sunday, the Greenwich Cardinals football team and coaches worked with younger players during a clinic organized for the GYFL at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich. The league serves as a pipeline for high school football players and the Cardinals players and coaches find ways to include the GYFL players in events and clinics. Continue Reading →
Gina Gladstein will serve as interim chair of the Greenwich DTC. Continue Reading →
“The truest heart of the anti-tolling movement has been the everyday Nutmeggers looking to stop the bleeding in the state they love so much.” – Hilary Gunn, Greenwich Continue Reading →