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The Parks & Rec board met Wednesday night by Zoom and several residents participated in the public comments, saying adding rapid flashing beacons would be “overkill” on Wesskum Wood Rd through Binney Park.
To deepen its impact, the YMCA of Greenwich has expanded its Safety Around Water program this year, identifying children in Greenwich Public Schools who lack basic water safety skills and providing them with free six-week swim lessons.
Whether a child is stepping on stage for the first time or returning for another exciting season, Open Arts Alliance invites students to join us for a fall filled with creativity, friendship, and the joy of performance.
The owner of JCM Services, JC Merz, was unable respond in time for an article last week, but later shared several points about the challenges of rock removal in Chickahominy – all the more apropos given the increased pressure on development in this neighborhood.
“It’s all ledge. It’s a mountain of rock.” – JC Merz, JCM Services
Camillo said six years earlier, when he first ran for First Selectman, he had promised to take the job one term at a time. “If people thought I did an okay job, I’d keep doing it, but I didn’t want to be a caretaker. I wanted to be somebody in the tradition of the great Griff Harris who was transformational.” Continue Reading →
Connecticut will experience a multi-day stretch of exceptionally hot and humid conditions Continue Reading →
Police said around 1:00pm on Saturday July 12, officers received a license plate reader alert in central Greenwich for a vehicle wanted with past mail theft. Each suspect faces over 100 individual charges. Continue Reading →
The non-profits address address critical needs in health, education, and self-sufficiency – the top priorities identified through our Community Needs Assessment. Continue Reading →
Sarah Osnoss succeeds Eileen Tang, who has completed five years of exceptional service as Board Chair. Membership enrollment at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich is now open as the Club prepares to welcome youth ages 6-18 back to a newly renovated Clubhouse this September. The upgraded facility features a brand-new regulation-size gymnasium, twice the academic space, and a dedicated Teen Center. Continue Reading →
“I am not sure where the Havemeyers stood politically, but I feel they would have wanted the public school ground and the Board of Education to be apolitical, in their work and what they provided to the public.” – David Wold Continue Reading →
The New York Times bestselling author Hoda Kotb is inviting readers to navigate change in her new book, “Jump and Find Joy: Embracing Change In Every Season of Life.” The author talk and reception are Wednesday, September 24, at 7:00 pm Christ Church’s Dogwood Books & Gifts. Continue Reading →
“Smart residents deserve fully funded education. Smart residents of a coastal town deserve to know that risk is being mitigated. Smart residents of Greenwich deserve smart policy. Not the curved sword of vendetta. But the local Republican team is the national Republican team.” – Brian Raabe, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
“The incident we had forced us to do this, which is probably a good thing,” Camillo said, adding a suggestion to add language about who can raise the flag to include an honoree under the supervision of a town employee. Continue Reading →
Driving isn’t an option, especially with an additional $9 toll now added to your daily drive into Manhattan. And work from home was great, while it lasted. But now you have to show up at the office in person at least a few days a week. – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →