Item 29, the last item on the agenda, calls for a change in the way the Board of Education is composed to create “competition and accountability.” Continue Reading →
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While residents may never see the dispatch room, its impact is felt across the community, in faster response times, coordinated emergency efforts, and the steady presence of someone ready to answer the call.
Item 29, the last item on the agenda, calls for a change in the way the Board of Education is composed to create “competition and accountability.” Continue Reading →
“Governor DeSantis’ culture war politics are harmful and have no place in Greenwich or the State of Connecticut.” – Greenwich Pride, co-leaders Karsten Vagner and Allison Kahn Continue Reading →
Governor Ned Lamont Wednesday announced that due to an updated weather forecast, he is directing Connecticut’s extreme hot weather protocol to be extended for an additional day and remain in effect through 8:00 p.m. on Friday, September 8, 2023. Continue Reading →
In celebration of Welcoming Week and all it represents, the YMCA of Greenwich will be offering a free week trial to all guests and $0 Joiners fee to those that decide to become a member anytime from Sept 8-17. The free trial pass grants a visitor access to all YMCA member amenities, including pickleball, pickup basketball, lap swim in our 50 Meter Olympic-sized Pool, family swim in the warm-water Alumni Pool, and group exercises fitness classes. Continue Reading →
Guided by the core values of Faith, Intellect, Justice, Community, and Wisdom, Sacred Heart Greenwich remains steadfast in its commitment to providing an unparalleled educational experience. Continue Reading →
“What would Greenwich look like under new Democratic financial leadership?” – Democratic candidates for Board of Estimate and Taxation Elliot Alcheck, Matt DesChamps, Scott Kalb, Leslie Moriarty, Steve Selbst, David Weisbrod Continue Reading →
The Triano family will honor Anthony in a private service. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made to St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. Continue Reading →
The surface of the putting green is proposed to be synthetic turf, rather than natural turf for ease of maintenance and to allow play earlier in the spring and immediately after weather events. Continue Reading →
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures are forecast to be in the 90’s on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with the heat index values making it feel as if it is even hotter. Continue Reading →
Telecommunicators answer and respond to 911 emergency and non-emergency radio and telephone calls for police, fire, emergency medical services (EMS), and other associated services in the Town of Greenwich. Continue Reading →