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Developers Joe Tranfo and Phil Wharton estimate construction will be complete in the second half of 2028. There will be a mix of spacious 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments with 10 ft ceilings. he building will be professionally managed and feature many amenities, including a dining room, fitness center and game room.
On Tuesday Greenwich High School held a celebration for student athletes who will continue playing a sport in college next year on the D3 level.
The Old Greenwich Riverside Community Center (OGRCC) is proud to celebrate a historic achievement as the Thunder Blue U11 Girls Soccer Team captured the Connecticut State Cup Championship, becoming the first girls’ team in Thunder Soccer program history to earn the prestigious title.
“We recognize that authorization carries with it an obligation to implement this program responsibly, transparently, and in a way that earns and keeps the public’s confidence.” – Greenwich Police Chief Jim Heavey
13th Annual Events Supports Abilis and Its Programs for Families with Special Needs Continue Reading →
On Wednesay night after candidate for State Senator Scott Frantz and Alex Bergstein debated, four State Representative candidates had their own debate. Moderator Kay Maxwell first asked about solving problems with state pensions. Steve Meskers, a finance expert who had a 35-year career on Wall Street specializing in emerging markets with a focus on Latin America, is challenging incumbent Mike Bocchino in the 150th House district, said the state’s pension funds system was pay-as-you-go from 1931 until about 1975. “In 1984 those pensions began to be fully funded for a short while, and then were left unfunded. The gap is tremendous,” he said. Continue Reading →
There were so many people packed into the town hall meeting room Wednesday night that the debate was interrupted fire marshal. People blocking aisles, standing in the back and sides of the room were required to leave. Continue Reading →
The suspect was told not to have any further contact with the victim after allegedly making numerous phone calls to the person in September. Continue Reading →
On Saturday, Oct 13 from 2:00 to 4:00pm all are invited to head to the newly re-named Greenwich Botanical Center (formerly the Garden Education Center) which will be the setting for an exciting, fun day amidst the natural surroundings of the Montgomery Pinetum. There will be activities for both children and adults. These activities include learning more about Woodcrafts through a whittling demonstration by Eric Kamen, a local arborist and avid woodworker. Kamen creates beautiful objects from felled trees. There will also be a Tree Bingo game and a Scavenger Hunt throughout the Arboretum. Continue Reading →
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Saturday, October 13, 2018 at 11:30am at St. Catherine of Siena Roman Catholic Church in Riverside. Continue Reading →
The Bruce Museum will debut Imagination Playground blocks at its annual Fall Family Day “block party” on Sunday, October 14. The Museum’s Imagination Playground blocks will also come into play at Design Time, a new program for children ages 2 and up and their caregivers. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday night the P& Z commission voted to approve a set of text amendments despite about a dozen residents speaking against them and none speaking in favor. Continue Reading →
a person was injured Tuesday afternoon after a “large bronze object” fell on them in the area of Sherwood Avenue in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Based on Elizabeth and Victoria Kann’s wildly popular children’s book, “Pinkalicious” tells the tale of a spirited young girl with a penchant for cupcakes—pink, of course. Continue Reading →