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After retiring following Super Bowl LIII, Sullivan pivoted to financial services in 2020. Today, he is a partner and the Director of Business Development at Integra Global Advisors in Stamford where he guides clients with the same steady hand that guided NFL offenses.
Each year, our program follows the Connecticut Early Learning and Development Standards (CT ELDS) by observing children’s emerging interests and using them as a foundation for meaningful, project-based learning. This year, a shared curiosity developed around the spotted lanternfly, an invasive species frequently found on our playground. Children expressed excitement and curiosity as they noticed these insects outdoors, often discussing what they observed and asking questions.
Local residents looking for great deals and unique finds are invited to attend a Tag Sale hosted by St. Paul Lutheran Church on Saturday, May 30, from 9:00am to 4:00pm. The sale will feature will feature a wide variety of affordable items, including furniture, clothing, household goods, décor, kitchenware, books, tools, and homegrown organic herbs, along with many other bargain-priced treasures.
Following the overwhelming demand for tickets to last year’s inaugural event, which filled every available seat in the meeting room at the Greenwich Arts Council, it became clear that a larger venue would be needed. Finding such a space in Greenwich proved no small task, but thanks to the generosity of Greenwich Town Hall, this year’s Follies found a perfect home. Participants gathered on the iconic Town Hall dais and performed in front of its signature blue mural, creating a setting as memorable as the performances themselves.
The current Aquarion pump station behind Julian Curtiss School is failing and the water company plans to replace it with a 20′ x 50′ underground concrete structure. Dozens of trees will be removed in the process, though the company has pledged to replace them. Also the company will pay the Town $310,000. Continue Reading →
Chuck Haralson brings local honey and maple syrup to the Greenwich Farmers Market every Saturday. Traveling from Sugar Maple Farms in Lebanon, he said he enjoys answering questions from Greenwich customers who want to know where their food comes from. Continue Reading →
This story contains a full list of scholarships and recipients. Congratulations to all 124 recipients of the GSA scholarship awards from 109 sponsors on Thursday night in the 43rd annual Scholarship evening at GHS. Continue Reading →
““I consider the School Start Time Survey and the findings to be valid and reliable. The strong response rates and resulting data reflect clear support among students, parents and staff for exploring a change in school start times. Therefore, I will be recommending to the Board of Education in September 2015 a work schedule for exploring optimal school start times for maximizing student academic success, health and well-being in grades PreK-12.” – Bill McKersie, Greenwich Schools Superintendent Continue Reading →
On Friday, June 12 at Christ Church 254 East Putnam Ave, Chicken Joe Marini will sell brick-oven pizzas between 4:00pm and 9:00pm. All money raised will go to Chicken Joe’s Ride for Kids and The Needs Clearing House. Continue Reading →
During the past month, twelve dedicated seniors have joined efforts to self-direct and produce their own staging of Shakespeare’s The Twelfth Night. The collaborative effort has taught the cast what it means to work creatively in a short timespan and has helped them to develop even further as actors. The Twelfth Night, like many Shakespeare comedies, is a witty concoction of misunderstandings, love triangles, and clever irony. The play is centered on twins Viola and Sebastian, who are separated in a shipwreck. Viola, disguised as a boy, falls in love with Duke Orsino, who in turn is in love with Countess Olivia. Continue Reading →
Sergeant John J. Slusarz and Master Police Officer James D Smith, received the Officer of the Month Award from the Greenwich Police Department for May 2015 after coming to the assistance of a man whose arm was trapped in the compactor of a garbage truck. Continue Reading →
On 176 Hamilton Ave in Chickahominy, a little family-run restaurant, the Two Door, has been been a restaurant staple and haven for fish & chip aficionados for the last 48 years. Patrons venture from all corners of Town to enjoy the food and atmosphere of the restaurant. Continue Reading →
iCreate is a student-oriented exhibition at the Bruce Museum. Not only are students involved in creating the artwork displayed, but also in producing and running the exhibition. The Youth@Bruce team is comprised of high schools seniors and college students who are committed to organizing a successful and professional exhibition featuring the work of our peers. Continue Reading →
Greenwich-based author Sarah Darer Littman reflects on her latest book, Backlash, which was published on April 28th, 2015, by Scholastic Press. Backlash focuses on the story of Lara Kelley, a teen brutally cyber-bullied on Facebook, and tells a story of harassment from the perspective of various adolescents involved. Continue Reading →