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Cuts include police directing traffic on Greenwich Avenue. New would be “Pay As You Throw” at the dump. Residents would not have to pay to to recycle, but would be required to purchase special bags for their trash at local retailers.
An 84 year old Greenwich resident was struck by a car on Hamilton Avenue on Friday evening.
Additionally police spotted narcotics in plain view within the vehicle.
I-95 at Exit 4 (Indian Field Road/Cos Cob) southbound exit ramp in Greenwich will be closed for a week during work. Traffic will be rerouted to Exit 3 (Arch Street).
Mr. Walworth is a graduate of Greenwich High School class of 1942.
He served his country in WW II as a medic from 1943 to 1945 in the European theatre. He received a purple heart for wounds received in Belgium. Continue Reading →
Marantz shows how alienated young people are led down the rabbit hole of online radicalization, and how fringe ideas spread. Continue Reading →
The Board of Education were concerned that the special education budget has gone over by $1.3 million. Special Education parents said didn’t trust the independence of the consultants Key 2 Ed. The president of the teachers union said staff are not adequately trained, that teachers are being physically injured by students on a regular basis and that students aren’t getting the services they deserve. Continue Reading →
With the addition of a brick-and-mortar location, Mobile 101 Auto Body can do both auto body work including tune ups, suspensions, brakes, and exhaust, as well as body work. Continue Reading →
CT State Police Troop G transported the suspect to Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The SEEC has agreed to investigate a complaint by Lorelei O’Hagan against Fiscal Freedom for CT, Laura Gladstone and others. The complaint alleges coordination and impermissible expenditures from Fiscal Freedom of CT on behalf of RTM candidates, including one or more of its own members, in the Nov 5, 2019 municipal election. Continue Reading →
Winners will be notified on Sunday, March 1 and presented with their awards on Tuesday, March 10 at the Greenwich Historical Society in conjunction with their Suffragette exhibition, An Unfinished Revolution: The Woman’s Suffrage Centennial. Continue Reading →
Expect a great lineup of speakers.
• Sheryl Battles, Vice President, Global Diversity, Inclusion and Engagement, Pitney Bowes
• Gretchen Carlson, American television commentator, journalist, and author
• Denise W. Merrill, Connecticut Secretary of the State
• Patti Russo, Executive Director of the Women’s Campaign School at Yale University Continue Reading →
Mr. Arora will serve as State Rep until November, which represents the remainder of Fred Camillo’s term. Mr. Camillore resigned as State Rep on Dec 2, after being sworn in as Greenwich First Selectman. Continue Reading →
Currently Airbnb hosts operate in Greenwich with no restrictions. “I am not looking to make it harder on anyone looking to rent out rooms in their homes, especially since this option can and does keep people in homes they otherwise could not afford. I just would like an ordinance that respects the integrity of neighborhoods and addresses the concerns of those living here who deal with this situation.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →