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Ben Branyan’s presentation for Thursday night to the BOE describes Greenwich Public Schools as an “outlier,” given the denial to park buses under I95 despite other locations where vehicles park under the highway in Connecticut. He asserts the FHWA framework is inconsistently applied.
A memorandum from the FHWA in November 2023 cited a fire that resulted in the closure of a bridge on the Santa Monica Freeway, causing the detour of approximately 290,000 vehicles per day. The memo also cited a similar incident in March 2017 in Atlanta, GA when a massive fire ignited under I-85 North caused a 100-foot section of the bridge to collapse.
Much like his heart, his house was huge and open to all, and Hamilton Hotel was a home to many, related or not, for mere days or even years, from as close as next door to as far away as Australia.
The third annual “Learn Before You Leave” will take place on Wednesday, April 29, 7-8pm, at the Greenwich Library’s Marx Family Black Box Theater. Space is limited and advance registration is required. Register today.
An existing free-standing tenant sign for Cos Cob Plaza encroaches on the state right of way and the motion to approve included a condition that it be relocated.
Utility poles are shared by Verizon and CL&P and the two have bickered over which is responsible for removing the half-poles after lines are transitioned to a new pole. In the meantime, the “double-wood” pairings are ubiquitous in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
On Sunday, Greenwich teens participated in an event timed for National Grandparent’s Day to raise money and awareness for Supermarketing for Seniors, a non-denominational grocery shopping service for home bound seniors. Continue Reading →
This year, with the help of the Roots and Shoots Club and others, GHS will collect non-perishable food items for ONE DAY ONLY, Thursday, Sept. 11. The pledge is to collect 2,985 cans of food, one in memory of each life lost that day, for donation to Neighbor-to-Neighbor, a nonprofit organization serving residents in need throughout the Greenwich area. Continue Reading →
The real question is not whether you should hire a private college admissions advisor, but whether you want your child to have a competitive advantage in a very competitive and selective process and as a concerned parent, are you willing to pay for that advantage? It’s that simple! Continue Reading →
“Could it be that those who left were against purchasing 92 Orchard St because possibly it was the wrong thing to do and could the subsequent litigation caused others to leave.” – John Timm, 78 Orchard St, Cos Cob Continue Reading →
Ian Thomas Malone’s grandfather is John Linsenmeyer, who reviewed books for Greenwich Time for 25 years. Ian describes his grandfather as a Sherlockian scholar. A prolific writer himself, Ian landed himself a book deal and has another in the works. Continue Reading →
One of the boy’s friends dialed 911 from his cell phone and personnel from both GEMS and Greenwich Police responded. The boy was not wearing a helmet and was taken to Stamford Hospital ER and then transferred to Yale-New Haven Hospital. Continue Reading →
MPO Colbree used an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) and continued CPR to an individual at New York Sports Club who suffered cardiac arrest during his normal workout. Continue Reading →
Tish Rabe will give a talk at The Woman’s Club of Greenwich on Sept. 18 at 1:00pm. Continue Reading →
“Yellow or orange sweet potatoes make excellent chips. You can use a sharp knife to slice the potatoes, but I highly recommend using a mandoline or food processor.” – Victoria Hart Glavin of Tiny New York Kitchen Continue Reading →