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At the CIAC Class LL boys outdoor track championships in New Britain on May 30, the Cardinals celebrated earning the team title, finishing ahead of rivals from Hamden. But the win was overturned by CIAC after a religious accommodation allowed a Hamden athlete to compete in the MM meet the following day, Sunday and have his points apply to the previous day’s event. The situation is unprecedented. GHS athletes and parents asked the CIAC to review how the situation was handled.
The 8U team won the Championship, defeating the Pomperaug Panthers 6-1 in front of an incredible home crowd at Banksville.
“Connecticut also got into cars early. Hartford, Bridgeport and New Britain all had their moment in the auto industry. But we also got into regulation early, because this is Connecticut and we do enjoy a good rule. In 1901, Connecticut passed the nation’s first statewide motor-vehicle speed-limit law: 12 miles per hour in cities and 15 on country roads.” – Jim Cameron
Sacred Heart Greenwich celebrated the graduation of its 177th class, comprising 69 young women on Friday. Among the 69 graduates, Sacred Heart Greenwich celebrated nine “lifers” who attended the school since Lower School and 12 student-athletes committed to continuing their athletic careers at the collegiate level.
Upon placement, students benefit from a 12-year educational continuum, including comprehensive academic enrichment, leadership training and supplementary individual and family guidance, which prepares them to succeed at and graduate from competitive colleges. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Community Gardens recently hosted an evening of education and discussion about sustainable food at the Greenwich Public Library. Continue Reading →
Mueller to Debut Original Song Inspired by Connecticut Residents Living with Alzheimer’s. Continue Reading →
“Fiscal Freedom for CT continues to believe the best way to improve our community is to focus on less taxes and regulation which will result in a positive quality of life, strong job growth and a pro-business environment.” – Laura Gladstone Continue Reading →
“What is our town becoming when our good faithful servants are attacked without cause.” – Richard F. Kriskey Continue Reading →
Rose O’Sullivan talked to children from the Family First in Education program about taking up running when she was 48. Now, at 67, she has completed 100 marathons. Continue Reading →
110 Mead Ave sold on April 3, 2018 for $520,000 Continue Reading →
One of the unintended consequences of the current law is that victims are getting arrested along with abusers who claim they were just defending themselves. The goal of SB 466 is to give police more discretion and reduce the number of dual arrests. Continue Reading →
Police responded to an address on North Street on a report of an unwanted woman on the premises. Continue Reading →
Around 4:00pm on Saturday, Greenwich Police responded to Riverside on a report of two men fighting. Continue Reading →