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BOE member Veronica Chiavaroli said other Greenwich elementary schools already house district programs besides their K-5 responsibilities. Riverside does not. Pre-K for children age 3, 4 and 5 is required by federal law to be provided for free for special education students who are in class with peer students who pay tuition. The number of students identified for Pre-K has tripled since 2012.
All girls and boys in K-5th grade are invited to a Cub-O-Ree event on Saturday, June 6 at Camp Seton at 363 Riversville Road, Greenwich, CT 06831.
Difference Maker award recipients are staff members who have made an overwhelming impact on the lives of others inside and outside of our classrooms. This year, we will be honoring one from each school and one from each district department that are considered “unsung heroes.”
At the last Selectmen meeting on May 28, DPW civil engineer Ian Brown requested a road closure on Glenville Road between Glen Ridge and Weaver Street for the overnight hours (9:00pm to 6:00am) between June 21 to June 25.
“Gardens are not a replacement for trees. They have different benefits they give to health and the environment. Removing a tree without permission is not acceptable even if it does provide more sunlight for your house or garden. Ignorance of the law or regulation is not an excuse for breaking it, which appears to be the defense they are making now.” – Kate Dzikiewicz of the Greenwich Tree Conservancy Continue Reading →
Temple Sholom’s Norma Perlstein Social Action Committee is actively involved with coordinating efforts to fulfill the mitzvah of tikkun olam (repairing the world) while supporting the synagogue’s mission of making the world a better and brighter place. Continue Reading →
Riders often express their heartfelt gratitude for being picked up and dropped off promptly on time for doctor appointments, grocery store runs, bank visits and errands. Unfortunately, there are times when potential riders are being turned away when there aren’t enough volunteer drivers. Drivers must be older than 24, possess a valid driver’s license, and get approved by Call-A-Ride’s automobile insurer. Continue Reading →
The weather could not have been nicer for the 16th Valley Jam on Saturday, which coincided with the last day of summer. The free event was organized by the Pemberwick-Glenville Association. Continue Reading →
Staffed by volunteers, the Project has recorded more than 1,250 interviews, published 142 books, monthly blogs, and pamphlets based on its collection, and trained volunteers and Town residents in the techniques of conducting and preserving oral history interviews. Continue Reading →
Individuals and business owners who sustained losses in the designated areas can begin applying for assistance by registering online at www.DisasterAssistance.gov, by calling 1-800-621-3362 or by using the FEMA App. Continue Reading →
The Landmarks Recognition Program awarded plaques to First Congregational Church Meeting House in Old Greenwich, the former Rosemary Hall Gymnasium now on Brunswick School property, and two private residences: Greenwich’s Stonycrest and the Walhall Gatehouse in Riverside. Continue Reading →
26 Highiew Avenue sold on Aug 26, 2024 for $2,250,000 Continue Reading →
The money raised from Puttin’ on the Dog helps fund rescue transports, emergency medical care and the ongoing operations of the Armonk, NY shelter which typically houses about 30 to 40 dogs every day.
In fact, many of the shelter’s adoptable dogs will be on site to meet event goers. Multiple other shelters in the area have also been invited to bring available dogs and cats. Continue Reading →
“The alleged victim is a juvenile, coupled with the allegations their privacy will be protected and the Department cannot issue any further statements at this time.” – Lt John Slusarz Continue Reading →