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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.
Organic Gardening Expert, Alan Gorkin will lead the informative and interactive class on Saturday June 13th, 10:00 -11:15 at the Armstrong Community Garden, Armstrong Court off Hamilton Avenue. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday night, a public forum at New Lebanon School was packed. Seating ran out quickly, and dozens stood at the back and lined the walls of the gym. After architect Michael Tribe reviewed Schemes A through D, all options for locating a new school on the Byram campus, the Board of Education opened the mic to members of the community. It didn’t take long before a theme emerged. Several people complained that last November the idea of saving “the Town Green” had been misleading. Continue Reading →
A high exceedance of arsenic was found on the New Leb baseball field. The high level of arsenic triggered State reporting limits and requires remediation. Continue Reading →
ON June 5, Greenwich Police traveled to Meriden to arrest a Massachusetts man on a warrant for Possession of Narcotics, Use of Drug Paraphernalia and Failure To Appear 1st Degree. Continue Reading →
An 18-year old was charged pursuant to an incident that took place on Sound Beach Ave on May 10. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday the Board of Directors of the Needs Clearing House presented Kids in Crisis a $1,000.00 donation to help offset the non-profit’s anticipated $250,000 budget short for next fiscal year. The funds may be used anytime as Kids in Crisis sees fit. It is the hope of The Needs Clearing House that this donation primes the pump for others to contribute to to Kids in Crisis. “Needs Clearing House wants to thank the Kids in Crisis staff for always being there when we reach out to help those in need,” said Joe Kaliko. Kids in Crisis is located at 1 Salem Street in Cos Cob. Continue Reading →
This past Friday, students and teachers at The Stanwich School gathered together in a Closing Ceremony to commemorate the end of the 2014-15 school year. To reflect on the significance of this past year for Stanwich, this reporter interviewed two beloved members of the school community: Class of 2015 salutatorian Jose Maita-Cerna and departing Head of School Paul Geise, who jokingly refers to himself as a Stanwich “graduate.” Continue Reading →
On Thursday night, the 43rd Annual Greenwich Scholarship Association awards will help 124 High School seniors meet the financial challenges of entering college. A total of 124 students will receive scholarships from 109 sponsors totaling $544,900. Continue Reading →
From Orchard to Willow, plenty of property transfers already recorded in the Assessor’s office at Greenwich Town Hall, June 508, 2015. Continue Reading →
A $30 Million expansion and renovation project planned for the grim-looking 1950s public housing project known as Armstrong Court in Chickahominy moved a step closer to fruition after Monday’s RTM meeting. On June 8 the RTM voted both to reject Peter Berg’s suggestion to have a sub-committee study the proposal further, and to approve Municipal Improvement status for the project. The project still needs a Final Site Plan signed off by the Planning & Zoning Commission. Continue Reading →