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“The Executive Committee understands that Drew is taking the weekend to consider his options. Per Connecticut statute, decisions about remaining on the ballot once nominated are solely at the discretion of the candidate.” – Democratic Town Party Continue Reading →
The FTC authorizes AnnualCreditReport.com to provide free annual credit reports from Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. Beware of scammers who may purport to be from the retailer, your bank, or your credit card issuer, telling you that your card was compromised and suggesting actions to “fix” the problem. Phishing emails may attempt to fool you into providing your credit card information, or ask you to click on a link or open an attachment, which can download malware onto your computer. Continue Reading →
Sunday started out cloudy, but the clouds gave way to an Indian summer afternoon as thousands headed to Roger Sherman Baldwin Park for Adopt A Dog’s 30th annual Puttin’ on the Dog event sponsored by Pet Pantry Warehouse. Continue Reading →
Some amazing Greenwich High School seniors made it to nationals in the National History Day competition. Continue Reading →
The Reading Champions program is now at all Greenwich elementary schools and four after-school programs. Continue Reading →
Curiosity concerts’ 5th anniversary season begins on Friday, September 29, with a FREE 6:00pm season-opening concert featuring Scott Kettner and Nation Beat at Western Middle School, 1 Western Jr Hwy, in Greenwich.
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Mr. Watson will replace Ron Matten who resigned in July to take a position position as Executive Director of Facilities for Hunter College in New York. Continue Reading →
All are welcome to a memorial service, conducted by clergy from The First Presbyterian Church of Greenwich and Saint Gregory the Enlightener, at the First Presbyterian Church of Greenwich (1 West Putnam Avenue at Lafayette Place) on Sunday, September 24th at 2:30 pm, and to the reception that follows in Fellowship Hall at the Church. Continue Reading →
Not only did the Architectural Review Committee dislike the proposed development, but neighbors again turned out in force to object to its bulk, and incompatibility with the neighborhood. One neighbor likened the proposed development to a prison. Continue Reading →
On Sept 11, Greenwich Police responded to 24 Meeting House Road on a report of a trespassing complaint. Young people have been charged with trespassing at this address in the past. Continue Reading →