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Marek Olszewski is no stranger to the concept of starting over. Three decades ago his parents Marius and Barbara departed Poland when it was still a communist country with limited opportunities and headed to the US with Marek, and Marek was just a year old. “My parents made an enormous sacrifice by abandoning everything they knew to come to Connecticut,” Olszewski said this week, adding that his parents didn’t speak English well when they arrived in Greenwich. “We lived with our uncle in town,” he said.
“I’m supporting Sandy Litvack for First Selectman because he is the manager our Town deserves,” Himes said.
A home was entered with force in Glenville during the day.
Some amazing Greenwich High School seniors made it to nationals in the National History Day competition.
All creatures great and small are welcome as thanks are given for their role they have in people’s lives and to reaffirm people’s responsibilities as stewards of God’s creation. Continue Reading →
Note that the Board of Selectmen forum will be held at Round Hill Community House, 397 Round Hill Rd. Continue Reading →
195 Overlook Drive sold on Sept 6, 2017 for $3,100,000 Continue Reading →
A man and woman allegedly entered Saks Fifth Avenue and grabbed clothing valued at thousands of dollars on Thursday evening. Continue Reading →
Ms. Ampha’s last day with the Greenwich Public Schools will be October 11. Continue Reading →
During Thursday’s Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Dr. Jill Gildea discussed her official Transition Plan, which outlines her goals and objectives. Continue Reading →
Located near both Riverside and Cos Cob, 5 Daffodil Lane is an extensively renovated Colonial with 5 bedrooms and a heated pool on 1.02 acres. OPEN HOUSE: Sunday, Sept 17 from 1:00 to 3:00pm Continue Reading →
On September 21, Greenwich Police will celebrate the promotions of Detective Richard Stook and Sergeant Eric Scorca at the public safety complex at 11 Bruce Place from 5:00pm to 6:00pm. Continue Reading →
Curiosity concerts’ 5th anniversary season begins on Friday, September 29, with a FREE 6:00pm season-opening concert featuring Scott Kettner and Nation Beat at Western Middle School, 1 Western Jr Hwy, in Greenwich.
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Mr. Watson will replace Ron Matten who resigned in July to take a position position as Executive Director of Facilities for Hunter College in New York. Continue Reading →