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The statue was proposed to be located in a circle outside the entrance to the Havemeyer building where today there is a tree. After a motion to postpone indefinitely was unsuccessful, a motion on the substitute resolution to accept the statute gift failed: 81 yes, 110 no, 5 abstentions.
June 16 designated was Poll Worker Appreciation Day and about 125 poll workers attended an outdoor dinner on the patio of town hall in their honor.
A man who drove a Tesla into the Steve Benko Pool at Waveny Park on Tuesday morning told officials that he’d been trying to park car at the time, according to police.
“What does Byram get out of this $50 or maybe $60 million project? We get an access road that will split the park in half.” – Alex Popp
“Eugene Morlot park will be truly accessible to people of all abilities and ages, creating POCD guiding principle #1 an even greater sense of place.” – Steph Cowie
The Town of Greenwich is asking citizens and neighbors of the town to help monitor local flooding events by taking photographs and uploading them through the MyCoast app. Continue Reading →
“Currently 98% of those in hospitals in some southern states have not been vaccinated. They’re taking up so much room that people with heart attacks and diabetes and other major medical problems cannot be admitted to those hospitals or forced to wait for hours on stretchers in ambulances waiting for an available bed.” Continue Reading →
The event will feature food trucks, tons of candy and decorated cars in the church parking lot that will be closed off to traffic. Continue Reading →
310 Round Hill Rd sold on Sept 17, 2021 for $3,350,000 Continue Reading →
“Fred and I talked like we were long lost friends. No political intrigue, no gossip. Just a refreshingly real conversation. Fred was an open book, proud of his roots, frank about the road he took to get to where he was and totally without ego. He was as comfortable in his own skin as someone could be, and I liked him instantly for it.” – Dan Quigley Continue Reading →
The 2,000 sq ft warehouse is located in the former Old Greenwich Fitness Club space at 1374 E. Putnam Avenue, on the corner of Ferris Drive, across from Old Greenwich Deli. Continue Reading →
A robust curriculum, presented over the next 10 months, will serve as a springboard for community impact. It’s not too late to join. The JLG is accepting applications through Tuesday, October 19. Just visit our website www.jlgreenwich.org. Continue Reading →
“The point the judge made in the Stonington decision (1994) is that historic preservation, when it is a National Register District, does rise to a protection of a resource in the state of great importance. Obviously you have to balance it with the other factors and the need for affordable housing, which is also significant. It is important to consider protecting heritage.” – P&Z chair Margarita Alban Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Exchange for Women’s Work, founded in 1901, is a not-for-profit, volunteer-run craft and gift shop, supporting independent craftspeople from Fairfield County and beyond. Continue Reading →
This evening will be a special acknowledgment of the past, present, and future of our brave men and women in Greenwich law enforcement, keeping our families and Town safe for everyone. Proceeds will go to the Greenwich Police Department Scholarship Fund, a nonprofit 501(c)(3), awarding scholarships to Police Officers’ college students who qualify by ability and character. Continue Reading →