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Ben Branyan talked about relocating staff from Havemeyer. He said one proposal was to connect to town hall. He talked about moving the district’s Facilities to the modular buildings in the Horseneck Parking lot.
“We are living in polarizing times. But I have always believed that my responsibility is to represent everyone in this community. Whenever possible—and whenever it’s reasonable—I’ve worked to reach across the aisle, listen to different perspectives, and find solutions that serve us all.” – Steve Meskers
The PTAC Essence award ceremony will take place on Tuesday, May 19 at 10:00am in the Cone Room, 2nd floor, at Town Hall.
This significant reduction in residential electricity bills is driven by a decrease in the public benefits charge, which will now be a credit on ratepayers’ bills – rather than an additional charge – through at least September.
“If anything, I help the underdog a little more. People all unique. I don’t even want to know your job title. Money doesn’t make you happy.” – Cesar Carde, set to retire after 37 years working for the Postal Service in Greenwich Continue Reading →
41 Dawn Harbor Lane sold on June 1, 2021 for $4,875,000 Continue Reading →
Abilis Gardens & Gifts, is not only a popular destination for unique gifts, but it provides job training for adults with special needs. Better yet, it is the only florist and working greenhouse in Glenville. Continue Reading →
Since the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles implemented the ability for residents to renew their licenses over the internet earlier this year, the DMV has processed 85,370 online renewals between January and May. In comparison, the agency processed 60,377 renewals in-person at DMV branch offices during this same period. Governor Ned Lamont said this shows that renewing licenses online is quickly becoming the preferred method for Connecticut residents. Other DMV services that can now be completed over the internet, like the ability to change addresses, with 22,052 transactions completed online between March, when that service launched, and May. In comparison, there were 7,549 change of address requests processed in-person during this same period. Continue Reading →
Up at Greenwich Animal Control on North Street, the dog kennels are silent. Kittens all spoken for…but there are three cats who deserve a break. Continue Reading →
“We create a custom-fitted, plastic mask that holds their head in place during treatment. Our advanced technology can directly target the radiation to tumors without using an immobilization frame, which greatly enhances the patient experience by increasing comfort and reducing stress. And the opening in the mask for the eyes and nose causes much less claustrophobia than classic masks.” – Bruce McGibbon, MD, director of Radiation Oncology Continue Reading →
All personal property and motor vehicle taxes are due in full on July 1, and also will be considered delinquent after August 2, 2021. Continue Reading →
“The signs posted by the self-proclaimed ‘Greenwich Patriots’ evoke the very political thinking and furthering of divisiveness they purport to condemn.” – Monica Prihoda, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
Two Greenwich food drives continue to collect much needed food. Continue Reading →
Many of the 46 parents who signed up to speak at the BOE meeting said critical race theory was being taught in Greenwich Schools and was racist, radical and dangerous. Continue Reading →