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Throughout the day, officers showcased specialized units including the SWAT team, dive team, and the department drone program. Police vehicles and equipment were displayed outside headquarters as children and families had the opportunity to speak directly with officers about their roles and training.
The Riverside Garden Club invites all to join them for a tour of the Colonial Herb Garden and light refreshments. Two Roads Brewery of Stratford has generously volunteered to brew ale using the hops grown at the colonial garden. Come sample what George Washington would have been served at the Knapp’s Tavern during his traverse through Greenwich 250 years ago.
Forty-five members partnered with local nonprofits across Greenwich in a day of hands-on service supporting children, families, and community organizations.
“The RTM is voting in June to accept the Greenwich Speed Camera plan. We all want our children to be safe, but we do not want our Town to be the honey pot for an out of state Equity Fund.” – Janet Lockton
Students with a variety of different high school experiences apply to PG programs. They benefit from programs for six main reasons: Athletics, Improve Academics, Improve Overall High School Profile, Maturity, Happiness, and Adapting to the US. Continue Reading →
“I often make these free-form galettes with whatever fruit that I have sitting around. If you have other berries that you’d like to use then go right ahead.” – Victoria Hart Glavin of Tiny New York Kitchen Continue Reading →
Curiosity Concerts announces 10 free family concerts this season, starting with a sax quartet on Sept. 19 at the YWCA. The concerts are free, but reservations are required. (These concerts always have a full house.) Continue Reading →
When a caller to Ask the Selectman asked Peter Tesei if anything could be done about Greenwich overcrowded beaches on weekends, he was sympathetic and acknowledged he’s heard the complaint many times this year. He said he’d witnessed the problem himself and that our beaches are increasingly a destination. The First Selectman said that out-of-town visitors don’t necessarily have the same amount of respect for Greenwich beaches as residents. Continue Reading →
Cooper earned a master’s degree in management from Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard and Radcliffe Colleges. Continue Reading →
“Here is a delicious and simple recipe that harnesses the pure essence of the tomatoes, that can be used either as a light garnish for grilled fish or as a refreshing drink. You may even want to try it in a Bloody Mary.” – Victoria Hart Glavin of Tiny New York Kitchen Continue Reading →
Needs Clearing House and Greenwich Automotive teamed up again. This time to help a former Greenwich resident who has been residing at the Bridgeport Rescue Mission resident. Continue Reading →
A woman told police she lost her temper with someone and had kicked in a bedroom door, grabbed them by their shirt and screamed at them. Continue Reading →
The First Selectman recently explained issues with this summer’s sidewalk sales event. “The chamber has gone and sold space to other merchants that don’t have locations in the central business district. That in itself is frankly questionable… Having a vendor park themselves adjacent to the World War II memorial on Greenwich Avenue is tacky and disrespectful. We have to have some semblance of order,” he said. This week the First Selectman met with the Chamber and TMK Sports & Entertainment to come to a mutual understanding in time for next summer’s sidewalk sales days. Continue Reading →
At Friday’s Boad of Selectmen meeting the historic Gershom Lockwood III House came a step closer to being protected. The Selectmen gave their blessing for the Town’s Historic District Commission to be the official study group, subject to RTM approval, to determine whether the 18th century house is worthy of the status. If so, it will be preserved by law. Future owners would need HDC permission to alter or add onto the house. Continue Reading →