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“Can other government agencies like ICE access the information. Can insurance companies or another FOIA the data? Can another state’s police department or attorney general’s office subpoena the data in a vigilante justice effort regarding women’s health care should someone seek healthcare in Connecticut?” – Danielle Eason
The next step following the public hearing is for the item to go before the RTM on June 8 for approval.
New collaboration at Camp Seton increases access to affordable childcare, outdoor learning, and youth leadership opportunities
The event runs 10:00am to 2:00pm in “Police Alley,” at 11 Bruce Place.
The investigation showed that, in general, Black and Hispanic applicants were admitted with consistently lower academic qualifications than their White and Asian counterparts. – US Dept of Justice
On Sept 28 at 7:00pm in Town Hall, the Affordable Housing Trust Board is hosting a Community Forum to provide an opportunity for Greenwich residents to learn more about the Trust, the allocation of funds and the projects that being proposed. Continue Reading →
The panel will discuss fundamental barriers to accessing nourishing affordable food. Panelists will address the stigma and false assumptions that people, including children, endure because they are food insecure. Continue Reading →
“I do not believe that our treasured celebrations – especially ones centered around minority groups like Juneteenth and Pride – should be voted on each year.” – Janet Stone McGuigan, Greenwich Selectperson Continue Reading →
“Under our Town Charter, the Board of Selectmen (BoS) has no role in the Municipal Improvement (MI) process. The Charter says Town Departments can send MI applications directly to the Planning & Zoning Commission (P&ZC). MI applications are sent to the Board of Selectmen as a courtesy. ” – Peter Berg Continue Reading →
“The Trust has so far approved modest sized loans to five 8-30g projects. In exchange, the developers of those projects have agreed to reduce the size of their buildings by almost 40% on average.” – Bob Barolak, Chair of the Greenwich Affordable Housing Trust Fund and Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Both men stepped down this year to make way for new leadership and were honored on September 20th at a special luncheon at the Witherell. Continue Reading →
Greenwich High School is expanding its partnership with NCC in the area of Arts, A/V Technology and Communications with a course in Intermediate Video. GHS is also in the process of developing a relationship with SCSU. The English teachers are exploring a dual credit course, Essay Writing (Eng. 204) for spring 2023/2024. Continue Reading →
The zoo will comprise various small animals including chicks, rabbits, guinea pigs and a baby goat. Everyone is welcome, entry is free-of-charge. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Library Oral History Project is offering a two-part interview training course on Tuesday, October 10 and 17, from 2:00-4:00 pm. The course is designed for people interested in joining the Oral History Project. Both classes are required and include assignments. The course explores the importance of oral history, the origins of the OHP, and practical interviewing techniques. Students will have the opportunity to conduct their own interviews and develop their interviewing skills. Continue Reading →
This event is in partnership with the Greenwich Tree Conservancy and will feature the renown Dr. Susan Masino, who will conduct a dynamic discussion of Forests, Trees and Brain Health. Continue Reading →