Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/page/2294/)
“Chief Heavey and the GPD understandably like the additional funds that will be used for traffic safety generated by speed camera ticketing. But there are significant issues not addressed by the Chief in his outreach to the community…Maya Tichio of D-7 has done considerable work researching the history of the Town’s involvement with Blue Line Solutions, the operator of the speed cameras in Greenwich. Her analysis includes the CT General Statutes governing such pedestrian safety systems, the financial structure of the contract, the specific sites selected for speed cameras around Greenwich, and the concerns expressed by Greenwich citizens about data security.” – Bill Galvin
This historic 80th annual event gathered over 26,000 high school students, advisors, and business professionals for a massive week of leadership development and competitive events
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 Greenwich Police Department will NEVER contact individuals via email, text message, or phone call demanding payment or requesting immediate financial transactions.
“If you have a phone and a tea party, you won’t have a problem, but if you have a phone and alcohol, you’ll have lots of problems. With technology, teens also have easier ways to connect not only to drug dealers, but also to pornography that can be very violent and doesn’t teach kids what love really is or what relationships really are,” said Greenwich Police Detective Christy Girard. Continue Reading →
From Northridge to Woods Ave, lots of homes traded hands this week in the Assessor’s office in Greenwich Town Hall. Continue Reading →
They call her “The Bunny Whisperer” for a reason. Deborah Galle is a wildlife rehabber. This week she is taking care of a pregnant Cottontail rabbit who was hit by a car and lost a leg. Watch Deborah feed the mother rabbit with a syringe and give her a massage as she dispels myths about rabbit nests and behavior. Continue Reading →
“For years I’ve been making my own body lotions and facial masks. What could be more cooling than crisp, delicious cucumbers? With 95% water content, cucumbers are hydrating and supply rejuvenating benefits for the body, inside and out. ” Victoria Hart Glavin of Tiny New York Kitchen Continue Reading →
On Tuesday night the Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5-0 to approve a final site plan and special permit for the development of condominiums on Milbank Ave at the intersection of Havemeyer. The plan will require the demolition of existing houses at 259, 261 and 263 Milbank Avenue, one of which is an, 11,000 sq ft 4-family home. The other two are single family dwellings. The project involves constructing two new buildings totaling 19,290 sq ft for a total of four units over a common parking garage, with elevators. And while currently there are three separate parcels, the new development will be owned by two companies, with a single zoning lot. Continue Reading →
YMCA’s Greenwich Aquatics 12U Water Polo Team had reason to celebrate after winning North American Haba Waba Tournament in Montreal. Continue Reading →
On Saturday night, July 25, in Norwalk, children can learn all about water safety and meet “Stewie the Duck” prior to the family movie night at Shady Beach, hosted by Norwalk Parks & Rec Dept. This week’s feature film is “Paddington.” Continue Reading →
Individuals came together to help support The Jewish Board, raising almost $600,000 for New Yorkers in need. Riders joined Anthony Mann of Greenwich, Chairman of the Jewish Board and Founder of the event. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Wiffle Ball Tournament has been moved to Saturday, July 25 at the Greenwich Polo Grounds. Because of the rescheduling, there is room for a few more teams. Register online ASAP. Same time, same place. Continue Reading →
A previously convicted felon was sentenced to 17 months in Federal prison for trafficking marijuana. The former Greenwich resident filed a motion seeking early termination of his supervised release on a sentence for fraud conviction, stating “Defendant is a totally different person as a result of being incarcerated. The life-changing and life-improving process was used to make the most of every day.” On Wednesday he was sentenced for trafficking marijuana.
Continue Reading →