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Feral cats are unsocialized, wild cats that congregate in colonies and reproduce at an alarming rate.
20 Langhorne Lane sol on July 2, 2024 for $5,495,000
If you asked Open Arts Alliance Executive Director, Rocco Natale, about the upcoming season of theatre, he would say, “lots of new adventures, but lots of old friends.”
“After the First Selectman accepts the Respondent’s proposal recommended by the RFP Evaluation Committee, a follow-on committee will be established to coordinate with the winning Respondent for all necessary Town and regulatory approvals, to negotiate the lease, or other terms, and otherwise to support the execution and completion of the reconstruction project.” – RFP for the redevelopment of the Havemeyer Building
The 18,600 square foot building is more than twice the size of Family Centers’ current offices at 60 Palmer Hill Road, and will house a large portion of its human service, education and mental health programs. Continue Reading →
Cline had a home in back country Greenwich. Police reported his resided in Palm Beach, Florida. Continue Reading →
“Ms. Smith-Berk pled not guilty today and was released on her own recognizance. She and her attorneys intend to contest vigorously the assertions made by the Office of the District Attorney.” – Attorney Anthony Siano, White Plains Continue Reading →
A service for David will be held at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Riverside on August 2, 2024, at 11:00am; the family welcomes all to attend to memorialize a young life lost too soon. Continue Reading →
The Republican candidate for State Representative in the 151st district in November is Tod Laudonia, a longtime Cos Cob resident. He will challenge Democrat Hector Arzeno who is running for a second term. Laudonia, who said he will not be taking the funding from the Citizens’ Election Program, noted, “I don’t believe the state or any government should be involved in financing people’s campaigns for office.” This is Laudonia’s first run for a state office, though he was elected locally as Greenwich Tax Collector in 2009, and served four 2-year terms. In 2017 he lost to Democrat Howard Richman, who would serve just one term and then lose to Republican Heather Smeriglio, the town’s current tax collector. Laudonia also served on the RTM for 16 years, though the years were not consecutive as he worked in California and commuted home during one term. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police held a ceremony in the town hall meeting room on Tuesday to mark the promotional swearing-in of David Swift to the rank of Sergeant, and the appointments of both Detective James Manning and Detective Michael Rooney to Detective First Grade. Also, Sergeant Brent Reeves who retired on July 1 was sworn in as a member of the department’s Special Police Unit. Continue Reading →
“Roughly 7 million people in America are planning to acquire a pet this year, and if just 6 percent more people chose to adopt versus purchase their pets, we would end the killing of dogs and cats in our nation’s shelters,” said Julie Castle, CEO, Best Friends Animal Society. Continue Reading →
Shows are scheduled for August 1, 2 and 3 at 7:30 pm. Purchase tickets online. Continue Reading →
Greenwich welcomes applicants who identify as women, from all backgrounds, and are passionate about civic engagement and equity. Young women of color are strongly encouraged to apply. Lunch and refreshments will be provided as well as a $150 award to each participant. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Hospital’s Maternity department recently implemented a practice change as part of its ongoing efforts to promote safe sleep for newborn babies at the hospital and at home. Continue Reading →