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Kevin Allmashy just signed a contract with the Town of Greenwich to operate the concession at the Greenwich Pool at Byram Park, which will operate as a satellite of his Executive Corner Deli in Byram.
“We can fix our finances, and invest in infrastructure and education to drive economic growth and create jobs. And we can advance Gun Safety, Public Health, the Environment and Women’s Equality.” – Alex Bergstein
61 Hunt Terrace sold on May 14, 2018 for $1,110,000
The Greenwich High School science team ended the season ranking number one in Connecticut and number 10 in the US.
56 Londonderry Rd sold on May 10, 2018 for $1,235,000 Continue Reading →
Lock your cars and bring your keys and valuables inside. Continue Reading →
Each year, a significant percentage all cancer deaths in the United States are linked to poor diet, physical inactivity, and carrying too much weight. Who better to answer this challenge than the athlete in you? The LWDF will be hosting the Kicking Cancer Youth Soccer Camp on June 16th at Cos Cob Park Continue Reading →
“The right thing to do is return at least a portion of the overfunding to the taxpayers of Greenwich through a mill rate reduction.” – Brooks Harris, RTM District 10 Continue Reading →
Eversource field crews have witnessed people moving, driving over and walking over downed power lines. Continue Reading →
What a contractor thought was a grenade, turned out to be more benign. Continue Reading →
Riverside School Principal Christopher Weiss will be honored at the International Society for Technology in Education’s (ISTE) annual conference. Continue Reading →
“If Mr. Winters doesn’t want to call the science into question, he shouldn’t recommend an 8:15am start time. What’s clear is that he is bowing to pressure from a minority of parents who are putting the interest of athletes ahead of the general student population.” – Jonathan Perloe Continue Reading →
A man was extradited from Manhattan to answer for charges for Larceny 6, Robbery 3 and Assault 3 for an incident on June 12, 2005. Continue Reading →
Nominated by members of the Cos Cob School PTA, Ms. Oxer was acknowledged for her leadership for learning, strength in communication, active participation in community, continuous personal professional development, and providing learning opportunities for her staff. Continue Reading →