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The plan is to begin Phase 1 on Tuesday June 2, allowing Friday May 29 and Monday June 1 for set up and time to sweep the street, install signage and barricades, plus communicate with the businesses.
“It was terrifying for friends and neighbors, but I can’t imagine what his family was going through. My take away is never underestimate the power or prayer and love!” – Liz Eckert, neighbor of Gabriel Cid
This week Governor Ned Lamont, Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo, and State Representative Stephen Meskers (D-149) , joined the volunteer firefighters of Greenwich as they delivered meals for the doctors, nurses, and staff of Greenwich Hospital in appreciation for their efforts since COVID-19 reached Greenwich.
William P. Richardson Jr, a lifelong resident of Greenwich, passed away on May 5, 2020 from complications due to the coronavirus.
“School-related salaries and wages make up roughly 82% of the BOE budget. Due to contractual increases in those costs, the schools are left with a decrease of almost 10.5% in discretionary spending.” – Joan Thakor Continue Reading →
“I’m aware of the need to make cuts due to the BET’s thoughtless actions, but elementary staff is already at a breaking point. We need all the staff we currently have and the Media Program, in its entirety, is essential to every building.” – Jeannine Madoff Continue Reading →
Until now, anyone walking in the South end of Binney, on the West side along Arch Street, either must walk on the grass or on Arch Street itself. Continue Reading →
“Children learn social skills and proper etiquette in formal group settings, as well as leadership, discipline, and working as a team. With a goal to work towards and a song to master, learning music keeps students engaged.” – Elliot Greenbaum, Greenwich High School Class of 2021 Continue Reading →
This year, in response to efforts to slow the Covid-19 pandemic, large gatherings including the annual Memorial Day parade in Old Greenwich, were canceled. Instead, residents were invited to attend wreath laying ceremonies and maintain social distancing. Continue Reading →
The project will replace an existing 20-inch raw water pipeline between Bargh Reservoir Dam in Stamford and the Rockwood Lake watershed in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The suspect was arrested in 2018 for fraudulently trying to obtain cough syrup with codeine, a narcotic, at North Street Pharmacy. Continue Reading →
The virtual program will discuss current status of elections due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. The discussion will begin with introductions by Registrars Fred DeCaro (R) and Mary Hegarty (D) and information about Greenwich’s Registrar of Voters office, followed by a review of the effects the pandemic has had on our elections since March—the primary has been postponed twice, for example. Continue Reading →
The cemeteries were separated into grids. Each family received a map and a box of flags so they could maintain the current social distancing guidelines. Continue Reading →
The Developing Artist Program is led by Michael Manning and Ben Quesnel, and was first piloted at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich. Continue Reading →