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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.
Beginning in March, players can join a fun and social six-week American Mahjong League at the Greenwich YWCA. The Greenwich League offers a warm, engaging, competitive-ish experience, with plenty of laughs along the way. Continue Reading →
“We can’t fool ourselves into believing that we can sit on the sidelines and things will be ok. To date, the current administration has continued to undermine democratic norms by exerting control over the press including raiding journalists’ homes; they are condoning the shooting of innocent civilians exercising their first amendment rights; they are grabbing up voter rolls and election ballots; and they are threatening to seize a sovereign territory.” – Rachel Khanna Continue Reading →
Stacey Higdon was elected to serve as secretary. Icy Frantz will be vice chair and Sabine Schoenberg will chair the task force. Task force member Steve Waters suggested holding two public hearings – one for early brainstorming and a second for input after responses to an RFP are received. Continue Reading →
“Over the past ten months, the TF’s site evaluation process was bumpy, often cracked. They overstepped their “charge” by rejecting alternative site options, and they failed to garner community support. It’s unimaginable that neighboring McKinney Terrace, home to seniors and disabled residents, and nearby Putnam Green had zero participation in the entire ten-month process. And the Byram Vets TF representative missed 16 meetings and was absent for the final vote, yet it was counted!” – Alex Popp, Byram Continue Reading →
Animal control reported that the dog was extremely frightened when found, but is now safe and warm. They see information as to who owns the dog or who abandoned her. Continue Reading →
The International School at Dundee’s third graders performed in 6th annual IB Showcase on Thursday. Their performances reflected a collaboration among the English and Language Arts, Music, Art and Physical Education disciplines and was funded by the school’s PTA. Continue Reading →
“Your car has a face, and in Connecticut, that face can be subject to editorial review by the Department of Motor Vehicles. Six characters may not seem dangerous, but in the wrong order your choice of vanity plates may apparently pose a serious threat to public morality. Or so says the DMV.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →
A letter from the attorney for the applicant says the project would be an “infill” development on underutilized land, be responsive to the 2109 POCD, add diversity to the town’s housing stock and increase the number of the town’s affordable dwelling units. Continue Reading →
Family members, fellow officers, town officials, and residents gathered to witness Sergeant Richard Stook’s promotion to lieutenant and Court Technician John Browne’s promotion to sergeant, marking important milestones in each officer’s professional journey. The ceremony also included the swearing-in of Special Officer Carlos Franco, who recently retired as a detective Continue Reading →
The Connecticut affiliate of We The People: The Citizen and the Constitution is run by the Connecticut Democracy Center. Continue Reading →