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In 2018, Sesto arrived at town hall and presided over a smooth transition between the Conservation Commission and the Inland Wetland and Watercourses departments.
Hadley Palmer, 54, of Greenwich, was sentenced Tuesday to a year in prison, 10 years on the sex offenders registry, and 20 years probation for incidents stemming back to incidents on March 11, 2017 at her waterfront home in Belle Haven.
“Joe is described by colleagues as a nice guy, but his resume does not make him the strongest candidate for this job. Even board member Cody Kittle acknowledged that Christina’s resume was a “tough act to follow” when he was asked to speak in support of Joe’s nomination during the November 16 BOE meeting.” – Jen Barro, Greenwich Schools parent
Rappelling Santa will descent down the 22 stories of the Landmark Building then zip-line to the Ferguson Library followed by Fireworks.
Frank V. Santoro, 88, a former resident of Greenwich, passed away on November 10, 2022, after a prolonged illness. Frank was born in Port Chester, NY, to John and Catherine Santoro, the youngest of their seven children. He attended St. Mary’s Elementary School and graduated from Port Chester High School in 1952. Frank went to Albany State Teachers College, where he met his future wife, Helen Natale; they were married in 1957. Continue Reading →
The holiday season arrives in Byram on Saturday, December 3 from 4 to 6:00pm when the Friends of the Byram Shubert Library welcome the community to their free Annual Holiday Tree Lighting Celebration at the library, 21 Mead Avenue in Byram. Continue Reading →
One sticking point from the otherwise amenable commission concerned drivers dropping passengers along Steamboat Road at the foot of the stairs to the railroad platform. Continue Reading →
Santa wasted no time cutting the ribbon at Sam Bridge to officially launch the 14th Annual Greenwich Reindeer Festival and Santa’s Workshop. Continue Reading →
As residents anticipate record high energy costs this winter, a forum organized by First Selectman Fred Camillo on Wednesday highlighted assistance programs. A week earlier, Eversource announced that on average, a residential electric customer could see an increase of approximately 48% over their current monthly bill, or approximately $85 per month. Continue Reading →
“This will be my last update as the Chair and I write it with a sense of excitement for what we have done and where we are going, as well as deep gratitude to all of you who have supported us along the way.” – Kathleen Stowe Continue Reading →
According to Chabad’s website, participants for the Menorah car parade will meet up at Cos Cob School. The grand Menorah Lighting and Gelt drop will take place at 5:00pm, and the concert and glow party will feature singer, Mordechai Levovitz. Continue Reading →
The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CDOT) is getting a new Commissioner. After four years on the job, Joe Giulietti is retiring. Continue Reading →
Every purchase comes with a purpose, as funds raised through the sale will be given to six local charities that are serving families in this time of critical need. The charities include Abilis, Mothers for Others, Pacific House, Building One Community, Barbara’s House and the Fund for New Covenant Center Soup Kitchen. Continue Reading →
Served Monday to Saturday from 6:00-10:00am, the breakfast menu offers delicious items including but not limited to omelets, sandwiches, overnight oats and Captain Crunch French Toast. Continue Reading →