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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.
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
All Restaurant Plaza establishments will participate with special menu items and food stations, offering attendees the opportunity to sample the best of Stamford’s dining scene. From casual favorites to upscale offerings, the culinary experience promises something for every palate. The shopping center’s pedestrian-friendly restaurant plaza features an assortment of fine dining and entertainment such as The Capital Grille, The New York Comedy Club, Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings, Puerto Vallarta, and Terra Gaucha.
In order for construction on the elevator at the train station, there will be a temporary closure of the Greenwich Train Station from March 26 at 12:00 noon until March 30 at 4:45am. Continue Reading →
“Any parent spending a day at any of crosswalks by the schools would clearly see had bad it is. This is clearly a safety issue not a money grab from the town.” – Lou Veltri, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
The town of Greenwich obtained title in 2025 to seven properties through judgments in tax lien foreclosure cases. Continue Reading →
The applicant wants to increase seating from 112 seats to 150 and accommodate the additional capacity through a valet parking program using the parking lot at the other end of the block, near Arch Street by the former Hopscotch. Continue Reading →
While the Greenwich St. Patrick’s parade will take place on March 22 at 2pm, every year on St. Patrick’s Day, beginning at noon and continuing well into the evening, the band embarks on a packed schedule to bring Irish music and celebration to communities across lower Fairfield County. Continue Reading →
“After a long winter, it’s natural for people to want to get outside for fun, recreation, or exercise. With increased outdoor activities comes increased risks to bicyclists and pedestrians.” – Connecticut Dept of Transportation Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto. Continue Reading →
“Kids who are allowed to play for the enjoyment of the game, rather than feeling pressured to be the best, are more likely to stick with their chosen sport and let valuable lessons become ingrained. – Tom Chiappetta, Fairfield County Sports Hall of Fame & Youth Foundation Continue Reading →
Two men were charged with conspiracy to commit larceny. One was also charged with Assault on a Police Officer and Reckless driving and Engaging in Police Pursuit. Police explained the scam starts when criminals create fake accounts on vehicle transport platforms, monitor upcoming shipments and change the delivery location. Next, they hire a transport company to pick up the car from the dealership and deliver it to the fake address. Continue Reading →
“An empty under-used park does not benefit the families of Byram who use it. Right now the space is under utilized, the playground is barely usable; the fence is broken. Much of the park goes unnoticed unless you’re already there for the rink missed opportunity. That’s not a thriving public space.” – Johna Kalandranis
“Building a wide road surely doesn’t conform with the POCD. We just recently learned that this plan eliminates over 4,000 sq ft of green space and adds 5,000 to 6,000 sq ft of impervious surfaces. The number of trees to be removed from the property keeps on increasing.” – Phil Dodson Continue Reading →
At Greenwich Public Schools, Dr. Jeff Beckley Jr will serve as the K-8 science and library media program leader, liaison between the district and Board of Education, and collaborator with K-8 teachers, designing, evaluating, and revising program curricula and ensuring alignment with state standards. Continue Reading →