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Proceeds from the tournament will benefit the Pat Bria Scholarship Fund, established to honor the legacy of Coach Pat Bria and his lasting impact on the Greenwich community.
State police said that as a result of the search warrant execution, they made 100 in-custody arrests. Investigators seized approximately $90,000 in U.S. currency. The Connecticut Dept of Agriculture located 273 birds on the property of 55 Mountain Spring Rd. All 273 birds were euthanized due their deteriorated conditions.
Central Middle school 8th graders, Lilia Dubin and Jagger Levine have been busy planning their unique Capstone project. Noting that dance classes typically expensive, and many people don’t get enough exercise, Lilia and Jagger had the idea to teach a free dance class. The class is set for May 24 from 11:00am to 12:00 noon at Sportsplex 49 Brown House Rd, Stamford, CT 06902.
“Stamp Out Hunger is always a welcome boom to Neighbor to Neighbor’s food reserves, but this year the need is greater than ever. It may come as a surprise that even in a community as prosperous as Greenwich, more than 11% of residents face food insecurity – and that number is climbing. The rising costs of food, gas, and other everyday expenses, coupled with changes to eligibility for federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, have led to a 13% increase in our clients since this time last year.” – K Brent Hill, Executive Director of Neighbor to Neighbor
Cheyenne Wilson, the keynote speaker of this event, is a registered nurse and survivor of sexual assault. Her mission is to raise awareness about the reality of sexual assault, eliminate the stigma associated with being a victim, and make lasting changes in the justice and healthcare systems. Continue Reading →
Six in 10 drivers said glare is a problem after dark, and nearly three-quarters of those affected said it has worsened over the past decade. Continue Reading →
In just a few short months, an empty stage has been transformed into the Land of Oz through the collective efforts of a cast of 40 students, nearly 30 chorus members, and a dedicated team of educators, staff, and families. Continue Reading →
“I have to always remember that I chose to be here because I wanted to do something, rather than be something….This is not what we are! We have always welcomed immigrants. In the 1800s in the 1900s, in the first World War and second World War, we have always welcomed immigrants.” – State Rep Hector Arzeno, D-151 Continue Reading →
The applicant proposes to construct a four-story 9-unit apartment building on the overflow parking lot behind the vacant Acme supermarket at 49 Brookside Drive. Continue Reading →
Connecticut News Guild members won a critical victory on Wednesday when the National Labor Relations Board rejected the company’s attempt to invalidate CT News Guild’s election results, affirming the workers’ decision to form a union. Continue Reading →
“Without Congress doing something, the USPS won’t stop your home deliveries, at least not every day. But we may lose Saturday mail. And see smaller post offices close. And first class rates could zoom up to about $1 per letter.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →
“I urge the Town of Greenwich to move forward with the replacement of the Dorothy Hamill Rink. Let’s ensure that the spirit of skating in Greenwich continues to thrive for many years to come.” – Dorothy Hamill Continue Reading →
The suspect was charged with DUI, Larceny of Motor Vehicle 1st offense, and Criminal Attempt/Larceny of Motor Vehicle 1st offense. Continue Reading →
The department includes Michael Breaux, band director; Bethany Fuscaldo, orchestra director; Luke Rosenberg, choral director; Barbara Friedman, music production teacher; and Jason Polise, who teaches modern band, guitar, jazz ensemble, and electronic music. Continue Reading →