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A panel discussion Wednesday on systemic racism in schools was organized by YWCA Greenwich, whose core mission includes eliminating racism. The conversation was inspired by the proliferation of “BlackAt” accounts on social media.
“The tree has been first base in hundreds of wiffle ball games with my cousins. My parents wedding reception took place next to that tree, under a tent, in a torrential downpour.” – Jessica Reid, Sheephill Road
This special home is in a fabulous location across from Binney Park.
CIAC announced its decision on Wednesday. On Thursday the CT Dept of Health recommended CIAC move football and girls volleyball to spring.
Beautifully maintained Cape with spectacular landscaping and perennial gardens. Nestled on a private road yet close to the center of Manchester, VT. Continue Reading →
40 Husted Lane sold on July 15, 2020 for $3,795,000 Continue Reading →
” I have been and continue to be supportive of law enforcement and our first responders. Our local police officers do incredible work. They are heroes and a true community resource. BUT Connecticut needs police reform to ensure that a small number of bad actors cannot discredit the good work done by the majority.” – State Rep Steve Meskers Continue Reading →
Eversource advised they will be sending additional restoration crews to Greenwich who have completed their work in neighboring communities. They will join the teams already operating in Greenwich and work throughout the evening. Continue Reading →
According to Eversource 2,343 customers out of 28,231 (8.3%) customers in Greenwich, remain without power Monday at noon. Continue Reading →
“In a time of hyper-partisanship it can be hard to figure out how to break the logjam.” James Mossman Continue Reading →
The epicurean pop-up at J House will run August through October 2020. Continue Reading →
Whitby is preparing for reopening school on August 26. Continue Reading →
The Connecticut Dept of Revenue Services is urging those who missed the July 15 Connecticut income tax filing deadline to file returns and make necessary payments as soon as possible. Continue Reading →
The discussion will examine the aspects of the school experience that perpetuate implicit bias and racism, as well as how both public and independent schools are addressing these critical issues. Continue Reading →