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“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.
Watch for a yellow plastic shopping bag in each resident’s mailbox during the week of May 5. Residents are asked to fill the bag with non-perishable, non-expired food items to be donated to the food pantry. On Saturday, May 9, during their regular routes, letter carriers will collect the filled bags and bring them to Neighbor to Neighbor. Volunteers are needed to sort the donations, which then will be distributed to Greenwich residents in need. Continue Reading →
Democratic Registrar of Voters, Sharon Vecchiolla has been participating in high school voter registration drives for more than 20 years. “Students find it difficult to register while away at college, the military, or while working. Young people are more likely to vote if they register before they leave high school. We hope many students take advantage of this chance to be registered and ready for the next election,” Vecchiolla said. Continue Reading →
Back when he was just four, David Beeson followed his dad onto the squash court to hit some big orange Nerf balls around. “I remember thinking, ‘Uh-oh,’ he’s pretty good after he hit 100 in a row,” Gary recalled. These days, David is 11 and a top ranked squash player int he 13-and-under category.
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Up to the minute Greenwich Property Transfers from Arcadia to Idar. Continue Reading →
A Greenwich tow truck driver and a Springfield woman were arrested in Naugatuck on Saturday after allowing children to ride inside a car on a flatbed truck traveling from Stamford to Naugatuck, a distance of abut 48 miles. Continue Reading →
Dennis W. Perry has been selected as President/CEO of Abilis, replacing Lolly Ross, who resigned in early April. Continue Reading →
Patricia Sesto has been Director of Environmental Affairs for the Town of Wilton, where she has served since 1992. She replaces Michael Chambers who resigned in March. Continue Reading →
Terra & Mediterraneo will donate proceeds from people dining from April 27 to May 3 to benefit United Way, a non-profit charity. Ramze Zakka, owner of both Terra and Mediterraneo, has hosted this “Week of Caring” since 2006, and has raised $18,000 for the Greenwich United Way through this event in support of its mission. Continue Reading →
“I don’t recall the exact time that I first had falafel, but I do remember biting into something so delicious and crispy that I had never experience before. These little gems are so addictive and are great served with hummus or tzatziki or a refreshing salad. ” -Victoria Hart Glavin of Tiny New York Kitchen Continue Reading →
Open your heart and home to a New York City child this summer. The Fresh Air Fund, an independent, not-for-profit agency, has provided free summer experiences to more than 1.8 million New York City children from low-income communities since 1877. For more information about hosting a Fresh Air child this summer, please contact Nicole Heath at 203-829-8196 or visit The Fresh Air Fund online at www.freshair.org. Continue Reading →