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At the CIAC Class LL boys outdoor track championships in New Britain on May 30, the Cardinals celebrated earning the team title, finishing ahead of rivals from Hamden. But the win was overturned by CIAC after a religious accommodation allowed a Hamden athlete to compete in the MM meet the following day, Sunday and have his points apply to the previous day’s event. The situation is unprecedented. GHS athletes and parents asked the CIAC to review how the situation was handled.
Targets in New York, Missouri, Louisiana, Alabama, Wisconsin, Kentucky, and California say they were contacted via email after posting their resumes on LinkedIn and Indeed. Scam Tracker reports say the job offer comes from a Frederick Wilford of Coast Healthcare Management, LLC located at 45 S Main St. in Hartford.
“For me, this day is personal. My grandparents were forced to flee Nazi Germany, losing their home and many family members and friends. Their journey to safety in America gave our family a future and taught me that democracy is precious — and never guaranteed.” – Jill Oberlander
12 Stallion Trail sold on May 4, 2026 for $3,600,000
The Greenwich United Way free Information and referrals program, Community Answers, provides most current Information for Town residents. Continue Reading →
Property transfers include 58 Connecticut Ave for $2,425,000 and 11 Khakum Drive for $5,500,000. Continue Reading →
After being told smoking was prohibited a man in the emergency department at Greenwich Hospital, he defiantly attempted to light a cigarette on the Emergency Dept parking deck, taunted the Security Officer by cursing at him. A scuffle ensued. Continue Reading →
The Bruce Women’s Golf Association will kick off the 2016 season at Fairways Restaurant at the Griff on Tuesday April 12, at 8:30 am. A continual breakfast will be served. Nine and eighteen holers are welcome. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Council, Boy Scouts of America elected of two new officers at its recent annual meeting: Council President, Vincent LaPadula, and Council Commissioner, James Heavey. Both LaPadula and Heavey live in Greenwich and are actively involved in the Council, not only on the Board but also as fathers of Cub and Boy Scouts. “We are excited to announce the selection of Vince LaPadula and Jim Heavey for the top volunteer leadership positions of the Greenwich Council known as the Key 3,” said Kevin O’Shea, Scout Executive. Local Boy Scout Councils are headed by a collective of leaders known as the “Key 3”, consisting of the Scout Executive, Council President and Council Commissioner. The mission of the Greenwich Council, BSA is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the value of the Scout Oath and Law. Continue Reading →
Skliners synchronized skaters intermediate and juvenile lines both won gold in Kalamazoo. The junior line won silver, and the senior line won bronze. Continue Reading →
This important fundraising event promises fun for the whole family – bring your appetites because it’s “all the flapjacks you can eat.” In addition, this year there will be free pediatric eye screening for children age 2 to 6. Continue Reading →
“Some people pass us a thousand times on Lewis Street. Then, one day, for whatever reason, they come upstairs. Maybe they’ve seen Dancing with the Stars. Maybe they have a wedding or a party to go to. Maybe they’re going to Buenos Aires and want to learn the Tango. But when they step inside they’re blown away.” – Christine Georgopulo Continue Reading →
With dual focuses on course acceleration and remediation, Links Summer Academy is an accredited, customized summer program designed to provide students with a head start on the upcoming academic year, retake classes in which they may have struggled, or simply explore areas of interest. Continue Reading →
At Greenwich Town Hall, Dr. Craig Allen, Medical Director at Rushford, a substance abuse and mental health treatment organization, gave a presentation on the facts and myths about marijuana use in adolescents. He said it is critical for young people to stay away from tobacco, marijuana and other addictive substances before 21 – 90% of those who struggle with addiction started before the age of 21. In fact there is a one in four likelihood of developing an addiction if a person uses before the age of 18.
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