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An alleged racist verbal assault was recorded in a Stamford supermarket by an Indian woman who appears to be on the receiving end of a tirade from a woman buying shredded cheese and cigarettes, later identified online as a nurse employed by Greenwich’s town-owned nursing home, The Nathaniel Witherell.
The legislation Governor Lamont signed takes all the state’s existing hate crimes laws and consolidates them into a new chapter of the statutes dedicated solely to hate crimes, making them much easier to find and analyze for the purposes of prosecuting offenders of these crimes.
Kids don’t just “watch screens” – they build, create and problem-solve thrugh STEM • Robotics • 3D Printing • LEGO® Engineering • Game Design • AI • Minecraft • Drones • Building Cartoons & more.
The Goddard School anticipates 216 children would be enrolled across all programs at the facility. There would be approximately 40 staff, including 36 teachers and four administrators. There would be 32+/- parking spaces on the property and an additionally approximately 50+/- parking spaces across the street at 132 West Putnam Avenue, which is also leased to the applicant by the owner.
On his last day on the job at Greenwich Police Dept, Lt. Rick Cochran received a surprise salute in the lobby at GPD headquarters. Members of the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich honor guard, past and present displayed an American flag and then folded it carefully before presenting it to Lt. Cochran. Continue Reading →
A Greenwich resident on Grand Street was scammed out of $1,300 on the phone. Continue Reading →
57 Tomac Ave is posted for demolition. The house was built in 1905. Continue Reading →
According to Greenwich Police, a Cos Cob woman achieved a highly intoxicated state and engaged in annoying behavior, verbally assaulted her victim, throwing water, and turning lights on and off repeatedly in order to prevent the person from sleeping. Continue Reading →
The official opening of Greenwich Point and Byram Park is Saturday, May 28, 2016 Ferry service will become available starting Saturday, June 11, 2016 for both Island Beach and Great Captain’s Island.
After rainfall events of one half inch (0.5″) or greater, Byram Beach will close automatically for one beach day. Swim closures will be posted at the beaches and shared on local media. Continue Reading →
The 36th district convention convened at Town Hall on Monday night, and officially selected John Blankley to be their candidate for State Senator. “What a great honor it is,” Mr. Blankley said after receiving the nomination. “I feel so honored and humbled for you to endorse me for this run. People ask me why do I do it? I’m an idealist. I believe people need a choice.” Continue Reading →
The first speaker, Jeff Cordulack, Executive Director of CTNOFA (Connecticut Northeast Organic Farming Association), will address the issue of carbon and its effects on our food system.
Geoff Lazlo, Executive Chef and Managing Partner of Mill Street Bar & Table, wants his guests to know where their food really comes from and how it was grown. Continue Reading →
Carlos Hernandez plans a soft opening for his pair of concession stands at Tod’s Point on Thursday, May 26. He will have his formal opening on Tuesday after Memorial Day, offering “comfort American with a Spanish twist.” Continue Reading →
The international night celebrated the many diverse cultures of New Lebanon students and their families. Continue Reading →
“The process of de-stigmatizing getting well is a challenge that we should all take on.” – Second Congregational’s Reverend Maxwell Grant Continue Reading →