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For many Scouts, the Camporee offered more than just a series of activities. It provided an opportunity to build skills, strengthen friendships and experience the outdoors in a structured and supportive environment.
Art to the Avenue returns this month, with opening night festivities set for Thursday, May 7 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm. This year Art to the Ave runs May 7 – 25.
“Recently, I applied a planimeter—a mechanical tool for measuring hard copies of the site plan area, pre computers, of the existing and proposed plans for the Hamill Rink. The results: ‘The Flip’ adds approximately a 35% increase in impervious surfaces to Morlot Park.” – James O’Brien
The event’s centerpiece, the massive color throw, filled the park with bursts of bright eco-friendly powder as participants launched colors into the air – and at each other – in a joyful display of community and celebration.
Admission is free to spectators and will include classic, antique, custom, and exotic cars, motorcycles, vintage fire trucks, and military vehicles. Continue Reading →
212 Taconic Rd sold on April 27, 2021 for $3,950,000 Continue Reading →
Peyton’s background in the nonprofit sector includes tenures as the development director at the Port Chester Carver Center, president of the Junior League of Greenwich, and most recently as Principal at Peyton Consulting LLC, which provides strategic support to nonprofit organizations. Continue Reading →
An Easton man is alleged to have been involved in a residential burglary on Sept 14, 2020 in which approximately $8,500 in cash along with several miscellaneous items were stolen. Continue Reading →
The flag of the Greenwich Police Department and the uniforms of our Honor Guard are emblazoned with three stars that represent members of the Greenwich Police family died while serving the community of Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Mr. Sanna was located late last night in the Bronx. Continue Reading →
The contractor will pave the intersection the week of May 24. It should take 3-4 days. A different contractor will do the imprinting in the crosswalks. Continue Reading →
“Instead of accepting Chief Heavey’s words for what they were – an honest attempt to steer our public discourse back toward the direction of respect, civility and sanity, Ms’ Swomley & Pierson took a decidedly different tac by calling the Chief’s words; “chilling” and “dangerous”. This is typical demagoguery used by the omnipresent practitioners of the Cancel Culture.” – James Clifford, RTC District 9 Continue Reading →
US Presidential Scholars are selected based on their accomplishments in academics, the arts, and career and technical education fields. The recognition is one of the nation’s highest honors for graduating high school seniors. Continue Reading →
Dr. Toni Jones said the vaccine was an optional, private decision for individuals and families.
Family Centers will hold vaccine clinics at GHS and the 3 middle schools. Continue Reading →