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Corey Fine had only just taken over ownership last July and remodeled in August when a car crashed through the side of his liquor store on William Street. He said he was so grateful to the neighborhood, as well as other liquor store owners who have been supportive. “Many customers have become regulars, and there is a real sense of community here.” – Corey Fine, owner of Continental Wine & Spirits at 58 William Street in Greenwich
The Greenwich Police Department will NEVER contact individuals via email, text message, or phone call demanding payment or requesting immediate financial transactions.
The event is part of the America 250 Greenwich Commission’s yearlong celebration of America’s 250th birthday.
“As Chief of Police for the Town of Greenwich, I am proud to report that our school zone speed camera program is working exactly as intended, and I want to take this opportunity to address some of the concerns that have been raised by members of our community.” – Greenwich Police Dept chief Jim Heavey
For any child or grandchild of Town of Greenwich employees who will be entering the 7th, 8th or 9th grade in the fall, this is a wonderful opportunity and this year it is expanded to 5 full days. They will learn first hand about Patrol Operations and Motor Vehicle stops, Marine Police operations, and what’s involved in being a good Detective. They will learn about the danger of drugs, how to prevent crimes and much, much more! Continue Reading →
Beware of fake kidnappers. CT Dept of Consumer Protection and the CT Attorney General warn that scammers work to create a sense of panic and urgency to get the victim to rush to send money to save or free their loved one. Victims are often ordered to stay on the phone until money is wired, often to a third party. The scammers demand “ransom” payments from $600 to $1,900 or more. It’s important to tell older relatives about this scam, and discuss what they should do if they receive this type of despicable call Continue Reading →
On Friday, the Open Arts Alliance held a celebration at the Greenwich Arts Council on Greenwich Ave. The on-profit organization brings theater to schools and health care facilities, with a goal of making professional theater accessible. Continue Reading →
The rumor mill about the GHS marching band has been churning. To set the record straight: Yes, GHS has a marching band, but it is now called ‘Pep Band.’ About ten years ago the requirement that members of GHS concert bands participate in marching band was eliminated and membership dropped. Since last year, GHS math teacher Erik Gundel became director of the pep band which has grown to 30 members this year under his leadership. Students earn some community service hours for time spent performing in parades and at football games. Continue Reading →
Sue Baker, Avon Board member and chair of the Avon Education Initiative Committee, will introduce the winners and present them with prizes totaling $7,500. Scholarship monies are funded from donations to the Avon Red Carpet Festival and the Avon Annual Appeal. The winners’ scholarship checks are made out to the university or college each student plans to attend. Continue Reading →
“Bob Stacy is a highly experienced human resources professional with a stellar reputation. His experience in public schools, the private sector and the military brings a wealth of knowledge of best practices in human resources.” – William McKersie, Superintendent of Greenwich Schools Continue Reading →
Up-to-the-Minute Greenwich property transfers from the Assessor’s office at Greenwich Town Hall: May 12-14, 2015 Continue Reading →
The following document was submitted from CCofGwch.org to the Greenwich Town Clerk on Friday for inclusion in the RTM packet for the June 8 full RTM and June 1 Land Use. Explanos to RTM for Municipal Improvement for Armstrong Court 5/15/2015
Eight neighbors of Armstrong Court have exercised their rights under the Town Charter to refer the proposed makeover of Armstrong Court to the full RTM on June 8. This right uses the RTM to be the taxpayer’s final source of protection against ill-conceived projects. This action is not an appeal of MI approvals by the Selectmen and other Town Agencies. This is an entirely new and original question before the RTM of issues facing the Town that will result from the concentration of 84 new bedroom at this site. Continue Reading →
Carlson’s rise to anchorwoman reflects her fierce determination to reach her goals. She has struggled with her own insecurities: her body image, perfectionism, and the loneliness that shadowed many of her quests. Carlson has faced real-world challenges: still to this day battling the “dumb blonde” label, enduring a stalker’s threats and sexual harassment at work, and the shame of being fired early on in her career. Continue Reading →
“Just because we haven’t had another derailment does not mean we are safe.” – James Cameron Continue Reading →