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To make travel possible, the GHS water polo team does a variety of fundraisers including serve up dinner at Joey B’s.
The group is composed of people from varied backgrounds who have a passion for the mission of the Bruce.
A mass will be held Saturday 12noon at St. Catherine of Siena in Riverside. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the charities that meant the most to Pasquale; The St. Catherine’s Players
In September a Greenwich woman appeared at a back country residence in back country in Violation of Protective Order.
“If you are as I lucky as I am to have known Jill for so long, you will have seen her many endearing characteristics. She’s compassionate, loyal, humble and very funny!” – Beverly Israely Continue Reading →
“Mr. Camillo’s environmental record and his votes to cut funding for UConn, to tax teachers and cut scholarship programs makes me worry about what he will do to the budget for Greenwich schools and the environment if he were allowed to become First Selectman.” – Jeffrey Stewart Continue Reading →
“She is compassionate and willing to listen and has the knowledge of what it takes to get the job done on Day One.” – Victoria Slater Continue Reading →
At the emotional event, a victim of domestic violence bravely told her story of endless court hearings with her abuser who used the family court system to continue the abuse long after their divorce was final. Continue Reading →
“Greenwich has avoided the large debt overhangs which have been shown to plunge other communities and our state into deeper debt. The current proven approach of modified pay-as-you-go will continue to have our strong support.” – Bill Drake, Andy Duus, Karen Fassuliotis, Debra Hess, Mike Mason and Leslie Tarkington Continue Reading →
On Tuesday, October 15 YWCA Greenwich will host Domestic Violence Today: A Conversation with Professor Susan Sorenson of the University of Pennsylvania. Sorenson will join Meredith Gold, Director of Domestic Abuse Services for a conversation and Q&A about domestic violence, how views about domestic violence have evolved and its effect on communities. “Domestic violence is a public health crisis across the country and in Greenwich,” said Meredith Gold, YWCA Greenwich Director of Domestic Abuse Services in a release. Professor Sorenson is Professor of Social Policy, Professor of Health & Societies and the Executive Director, Ortner Center on Violence & Abuse at the University of Pennsylvania. She has done extensive research on the issue of domestic violence and the societal changes that affect violence against women and girls. Continue Reading →
OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, Oct. 12 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. 7 Grey Rock Drive is a single family modern colonial, walking distance to school, shops and parks. Continue Reading →
OPEN HOUSE, Sunday, Oct. 13 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. Explore this mid country Colonial set in bucolic mid-country on a private lane. Continue Reading →
“Karen Fassuliotis wants what is best for Greenwich and recognizes that many of our population does not make millions of dollars or live in mega-mansions.” – Andrew Slater Continue Reading →
“I am running on my record which I believe speaks for itself.” – Howard Richman Continue Reading →