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“It’s a very large space and you’re saying you’re going to have small classes. We have had not positive experience with that – where people have filled the space to overflowing, creating parking problems. When you have the space, human nature fills it.” – Margarita Alban, Greenwich P&Z chair
“About 3,500 LIRR workers walked out this past weekend, shutting down service for nearly 300,000 daily riders. The fight is over wages and health costs.” – Jim Cameron
Eagle Island’s all-girls overnight programs (ages 8–17) offer swimming, sailing, crafts, and so much more—all in a supportive environment where girls grow into confident, fearless women ready to take on the world.
According to the arrest warrant, about $68,000 in funds were transferred out of a Fidelity account and allegedly funneled through multiple accounts before being converted into Bitcoin.
Chef Sheer will explore fresh and healthy spring recipes with ingredients gathered from local farmers markets. Sheer insists on the finest vegetables of the season, and spends much time gathering them for this special class. The class is ideal for both foodies and beginner cooks. Participants will enjoy 4 healthy veggie-driven recipes from spring’s bounty. Continue Reading →
Monday’s RTM meeting will feature several appointments, including reappointments of two Board of Health members – Dr. Sarah Gamble and Lauren O’Keefe. Continue Reading →
With his dedication to positivity and kindness, Steven Sudell had a profound impact on the Greenwich community. The recognition of the realities of childhood cancer, as well as remembering and honoring Steven, are both at the heart of the annual event. Continue Reading →
The indictment alleges that the Stamford woman, at times while employed by the U.S. Postal Service in Stamford, stole mail and obtained stolen mail for the purpose of obtaining checks payable to other individuals. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police officers attempted to conduct a motor vehicle stop but the vehicle continued, disregarding the officer’s signal. Police eventually stopped the car and made contact with the driver, identified as John Charles Whiteside, 63, of Greenwich. Continue Reading →
On June 12 at the Retired Men’s Association, radio host Jim Campbell will interview sports journalist and author Gary Myers on his book Once a Giant: A Story of Victory, Tragedy and Life After Football, detailing the brotherhood formed by the 1986 Giants as they won Super Bowl XXI. Continue Reading →
The incident took place Sunday morning at about 3:30 am. Continue Reading →
The court dismissed the claims of Michael DeVita and Gail Lauridsen, but entered a judgment in favor of DeCaro in the claims from Susan Schieffelin and George Hritz. Schieffelin and Hritz said they disagreed with the judge’s interpretation and were exploring options regarding next steps. Continue Reading →
“As we near the end of the U.S. Supreme Court term, we are going to start to see decisions in some of the most consequential cases on the docket, including those involving abortion access, the Purdue bankruptcy, domestic violence and bump stock gun laws, social media regulation, administrative authority, January 6 prosecutions, and presidential immunity.” – William Tong, CT Attorney General Continue Reading →
A Greenwich man was arrested on Saturday after officers responded to a larceny complaint at 130 Post Road in which the proprietor requested a person be banned from the store. Continue Reading →