The five week program is only open to female applicants in grade 11 or 12 in Greenwich public or private schools. Continue Reading →
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Throughout the day, officers showcased specialized units including the SWAT team, dive team, and the department drone program. Police vehicles and equipment were displayed outside headquarters as children and families had the opportunity to speak directly with officers about their roles and training.
The five week program is only open to female applicants in grade 11 or 12 in Greenwich public or private schools. Continue Reading →
After swimming competitively for nine years, Gaby Wakim found herself looking for a new sport to master. With a number of friends rowing for Greenwich Crew, Gaby joined the team. Continue Reading →
An Old Greenwich mother of three appeared in court for charges last summer including Intentional Cruelty and Risk of Injury to a Minor. While she was there the prosecutor said the State had become aware of a complaint from a neighbor who had evidence in the form of a recording. Continue Reading →
On Fridays, each ‘weekend meal’ registered member receives fruit, a bag of non-perishable and easy to prepare food and drinks which is enough to the last for their entire weekend. Continue Reading →
In lieu of flowers, offer an act of kindness to another and, if you are able, contribute to an adult literacy program near you in Lori’s memory. Continue Reading →
A proposal from John Fareri to develop 581 West Putnam Ave (abandoned CT Art Institute) and 585 West Putnam Ave (an office building) on one side of Putnam Ave, and add a building at 600 West Putnam Ave – all with moderate income housing under regulation 6-110 went before the P&Z commission on Tuesday night. The applicant said the proposal did abide by regulations, but the commission left the application open. Continue Reading →
“Why are you doing this you may ask? Because every person in our community is different. The way they look, they way they talk, the way they act, and other ways. As we get older, the things we do and the things we say will change; and what better way to show that is to have everyone in NMS design their own fish. It shows everyone’s culture and the way they feel at that moment when they are making the fish.” – Kyler Woerz, 9, North Mianus School Continue Reading →
Room for two? These two dogs are inseparable and were found roaming the street in West Virginia. They were clearly someone’s pets because they are very socialized with people and love attention. Adopt A Dog is having an adoption event on Saturday, Feb 9 from 12:00 to 4:00pm. There are also puppies and dogs of all sizes and ages! Continue Reading →
On Wednesday at the RMA Ralph Mayo said, “I’m not retiring and I’m not leaving the school district.” On Friday he wrote to parents and staff a request for them to accept the Board of Education’s decision to hire Dr. Toni Jones who is currently the superintendent of Fairfield. Continue Reading →
“He is someone who always has a positive word to say about people and things. I wish him well as both of us transition to a new time in our lives.” – First Selectman Peter Tesei Continue Reading →