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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.
Forty-five members partnered with local nonprofits across Greenwich in a day of hands-on service supporting children, families, and community organizations.
The club operator pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to use an interstate facility to promote or facilitate prostitution, which carries a maximum term of imprisonment of five years; one count of conspiracy to defraud the IRS, which carries a maximum term of imprisonment of five years; one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering, which carries a maximum term of imprisonment of 20 years; and two counts of engaging in a monetary transaction in property derived from unlawful activity, which carries a maximum term of imprisonment of 10 years on each count.
“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
The last day at Camp Seton on Friday featured the long anticipated Cub Scout Campfire, set in the ampitheater under a perfect sunny sky. The camp allows boys to explore nature, go off the grid, so to speak. Some of the activities include fishing, hiking, sling-shot, archery, scout skills and shelter building. Continue Reading →
“My family loves this jam served with pancakes and French toast. Pear Jam is easy to make and no pectin is required.” – Victoria Hart Glavin of Tiny New York Kitchen Continue Reading →
From Round Hill to Railroad, property transfers in Greenwich, early August. Continue Reading →
On Thursday morning, Polie were called to Wilbur Peck on report of a domestic incident. The male party represented his correct identity to police multiple times before they could confirm his identity through information in his wallet. Continue Reading →
A 20-year old from Weston allegedly removed multiple articles of clothing from LF on Greenwich Ave without paying. After police conducted a motor vehicle stop, a search of the suspect’s purse revealed multiple wax folds containing a brown powdery substance consistent with that of Heroin as well as a small amount of marijuana and cocaine. Continue Reading →
Little Pub’s popular menu includes a dish that is both a tribute to Fonda La Paloma and a collaboration with Scarpelli’s on Bible Street where the sausage recipe draws fans from near and far. In the year since opening, Doug and Daneen Grabe’s Little Pub in Cos Cob has become popular for its great atmosphere and delicious food. And, partnering with local non-profits like Neighbor-to-Neighbor they are giving back, and becoming part of the fabric of Greenwich. Continue Reading →
In Greenwich Pathways, Inc. operates several group homes for people with mentall illness. They also operate a fellowship program where clients take art classes and even assemble mailings for Parks & Rec of Greenwich. “People with mental illness – we share the sidewalks and stores with them. They are sweet, kind people, volunteering at the YMCA for example, with amazing fulfilling lives with love and support,” said Pathways volunteer Kendra Farn. Continue Reading →
Saks will occupy the entire ground floor of 20 East Elm Street. The space was previously home to Urban Outfitters, who vacated in the first quarter of 2015. Continue Reading →
At Thursday’s Selectmen meeting, Mr. Zoubek was dismissive of the harbor master’s arguments for rejecting his mooring. Apparently there had been hopes earlier in the week that the matter was settled because the harbor master okay’d coordinates Mr. Zoubek said he desired. The coordinates may have had a typo, because they were not in Greenwich waters. Nevertheless, Mr. MacMillan approved them. Back to the drawing board. Continue Reading →
Ask Bill Gallagher to tell the story of Summer Rain and you get a story of collective Greenwich memories and camaraderie. Gallagher hand picked his managers over the years, tapping relatives, friendships and word of mouth. The team is mostly all Greenwich born, and some even shared their first work experiences, like Mike Hyland (VP) and Frank Parelli who caddied together at Milbrook Club. Others worked at iconic restaurants like The Clam Box and Manero’s. Almost everyone graduated from GHS. Several of the managers coach local soccer or GYFL teams. Townies in the best sense of the word. “And we all went to the Boys Club Camp Simmons. Continue Reading →