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“Can other government agencies like ICE access the information. Can insurance companies or another FOIA the data? Can another state’s police department or attorney general’s office subpoena the data in a vigilante justice effort regarding women’s health care should someone seek healthcare in Connecticut?” – Danielle Eason
The next step following the public hearing is for the item to go before the RTM on June 8 for approval.
According to the arrest warrant, about $68,000 in funds were transferred out of a Fidelity account and allegedly funneled through multiple accounts before being converted into Bitcoin.
“I am deeply grateful to the delegates, supporters, volunteers, and friends who helped make this possible. This nomination is the result of hard work, perseverance, and a shared belief that Connecticut residents deserve stronger representation in Washington.” – Dr. Michael Goldstein
Mary Chickering ’26 and Kaki Weiksner ’26 were recognized by the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) on April 22 at a ceremony held at Eversource headquarters in Berlin, CT.
This year the Daffodil Show’s theme was “cycle on over” and guests were invited to bid on beautifully decorated bicycle baskets. Also, this year the Daffodil Society collaborated with Coffee for Good and the Maggie Daly Arts Cooperative. One piece from their exhibition was on display and interpreted by floral designers in the Artistic Division of Daffodil Show. Continue Reading →
Tamarack Country Club, a member-owned private club in back country Greenwich, this week announced the addition of three professionals to fill key roles at the club. Continue Reading →
The “Family Fun Day” event is set for April 26 at Whitby School, and is open to children and families of all ages and will feature a Fire Station Bounce House, an inflatable Fire Truck Obstacle Course, Sports Games, an exciting head-to-head bungee cord race, and a first-time mini-bumper car experience, as well as Round Hill Fire and GEMS Touch-A-Truck, Face Painters, and Arts & Crafts. Continue Reading →
“In operation since 1939, and moving to the Avenue in the 1960s, we have fond memories of celebrating your birthdays, holidays, and other special occasions. Thank you for the years of patronage. We will continue to make our regular selection of baked goods until our ingredients run out – our recommendation is to call ahead of time if you need to order something specific.” – Signs in the windows at St. Mortiz Pastry Shop Continue Reading →
Det First Grade Rooney’s initiative in catching online child predators has been groundbreaking, as he taught himself the intricacies of social media platforms, predator jargon, and teenage communication styles to conduct undercover operations. His efforts have led to the arrest and conviction of numerous predators. Continue Reading →
Tickets are free. This charming, one-hour performance is sure to make your heart smile! Continue Reading →
CT Troopers and Greenwich Police located the vehicle on I-95 north in Greenwich and conducted a motor vehicle stop after successfully boxing the vehicle in. The investigation on scene revealed that the driver had an active court-issued full no-contact protective order with his passenger. Continue Reading →
“Legal cannabis is not a free-for-all. If you are unlicensed, if you sell untested unregulated cannabis, if you sell to minors, you are breaking the law. This legislation gives state and local law enforcement new stronger mechanisms and incentives to hold bad actors accountable and to protect public safety.” – Attorney General Tong. Continue Reading →
“The PTAC Board of Directors and 1,560 members of our community urge the members of the BET to heed the calls from the community, from the RTM, from the First Selectman, and from others. Call a special meeting before May 5th. Vote to increase funding to better meet the financial needs of the Greenwich Public Schools.” – PTAC Board of Directors, John Fisher Continue Reading →
“I want to thank everyone on the building committee for all their stellar work for the town. Without these people, we wouldn’t be here today. This team worked tirelessly. They met 119 times at the school at 7:00am over the past 30 months and 10 days. And we didn’t pay them a dime.” – James Waters, Old Greenwich School building committee chair Continue Reading →