Two residents of Apple Tree Lane whose street intersects with Palmer Hill Rd and a culvert that drains 160 acres asked the Flood and Erosion Control Board to make upgrades a higher priority. Continue Reading →
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The Goddard School anticipates 216 children would be enrolled across all programs at the facility. There would be approximately 40 staff, including 36 teachers and four administrators. There would be 32+/- parking spaces on the property and an additionally approximately 50+/- parking spaces across the street at 132 West Putnam Avenue, which is also leased to the applicant by the owner.
Two residents of Apple Tree Lane whose street intersects with Palmer Hill Rd and a culvert that drains 160 acres asked the Flood and Erosion Control Board to make upgrades a higher priority. Continue Reading →
The pancake breakfast, made by Explorers, will help raise money so the kids can get uniforms, go on specialty trips and continue to help fund their firefighter training. Continue Reading →
On Friday after school the GHS dance team squeezed in one more practice before state’s on Saturday in Hamden. Continue Reading →
What is the solution to alleviating congestion at GHS? Continue Reading →
To honor her life friends may call on Monday from 4:00 to 8:00pm at Coxe and Graziano Funeral Home, 134 Hamilton Ave Greenwich.
A memorial service will take place at the funeral home on Tuesday at 11:00 am. Committal will be private. Continue Reading →
In January an ATM machine at the CVS on Greenwich Ave was targeted. This week thieves targeted the machine at the Cos Cob CVS. Continue Reading →
A well-recognized leader in this space, Goodcircle.org will facilitate the crowdfunding campaign on behalf of the Junior League of Greenwich from February 22 through May 22, 2018. Continue Reading →
“Let’s support our students who are having their Vietnam, their 911 – whatever you want to call it. We had our wake up. It is their time for action. We need to be supportive of our children.” – GEA President Carol Sutton Continue Reading →
A neighbor whose property backs up to Bible Street Park in Cos Cob objects to 2 of 8 saplings planted last summer by the Greenwich Youth Conservation Program. The Oak trees were selected by the Town in part because they will absorb water in the very wet area by the brook where they were planted. The neighbor likes to garden and is concerned the Oak trees will mature and cast shade on her yard. Continue Reading →
Funeral arrangements and burial were conducted privately by Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home, 134 Hamilton Avenue, Greenwich. Continue Reading →