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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.
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.
Eagle Island’s all-girls overnight programs (ages 8–17) offer swimming, sailing, crafts, and so much more—all in a supportive environment where girls grow into confident, fearless women ready to take on the world.
“Performing regular self-skin care exams is the most important step people can take to detect skin cancer early. It is useful to have a second person check hard-to- see areas such as the scalp, the back of the neck, behind the ears, and the back.” – Caroline Calderone Baisley, Director of the Greenwich Health Department. Continue Reading →
Though the focus is always on the game, Greenwich Polo Club continues to elevate the polo experience to make every match an event to remember. On June 5, polo teams will compete in the first match of USPA 20-Goal Monty Waterbury Cup Polo Tournament. Continue Reading →
“This man served his country and now needed our help,” said Joe Kaliko of Needs Clearing House. “With Memorial Day next weekend, what better service to Russell to try to find him an apartment voucher to help with the rent; and for the Needs Clearing House to help pay for furniture for his new place. It’s payback time.” Continue Reading →
From Londonderry to Lake, a dozen properties changed hands in just a couple days in mid-May. Continue Reading →
A man was snagged trying to fly out of FJK airport this week. Back in January, he had attempted to purchase gift cards at Staples in Greenwich had three cards declined. He then jumped the checkout counter, pushed the clerk, and attempted to forcible take the gift cards from the clerk. After causing the fracas, the man fled. Continue Reading →
On Thursday, Paula Kerger, President and CEO of PBS, delivered the graduation address at Greenwich Academy’s 189th commencement. Continue Reading →
Neighbor to Neighbor Executive Director Nancy Coughlin reports that Greenwich, Cos Cob and Old Greenwich post offices collected over 30,000 lbs of nonperishable food for the food pantry. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police received a tip that a man appeared drunk and was stumbling as he tried to get in his car in the Liberty Way parking lot. Multiple Units responded and the man’s past caught up with him. Continue Reading →
In a public workshop at Greenwich Town Hall about 50 people shared their concerns about regulations in the R6 zone and offered suggestions for change. There was conversation about unintended consequences of regulations, including for example, parking requirements that result in an abundance of new 2-bedroom units. Other requirements in R6 result in loss of historic homes and affordable housing stock. Continue Reading →
The amount of talent that these students possess was impressive. Their artwork displays were unique, beautifully crafted, and extremely expressive. These students didn’t have to say a word. Their paintings spoke for themselves. Continue Reading →