A mass of Christian Burial will be held as St Roch’s church of Greenwich on Tuesday February 14th at 10:00am and interment to follow at St. Mary’s Cemetery, Greenwich Continue Reading →
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Ode to A Cottage Out Yonder
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Guess what storied Greenwich property this poem is about? Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, Andrew Melillo
THAKOR: Central Middle School Ed Specs Were Not Dreamed up Out of Thin Air
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“It is apparent to any impartial observer that one-half of the BET is not interested in building a school that fully meets the needs of our community, let alone one that will be standing proudly 80 years from now.” – Joan Thakor Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Greenwich Police Advice on Civilian Response to Active Shooter Situation: Run, Hide, Fight
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Greenwich Police officer Hirsch said in an active shooter situation, the first recommendation is to run, if possible. If it’s not possible to run, the second best option is to hide: Lock doors, turn out lights, be quiet and calm, silence your phone. And if neither running nor hiding are possible, the advice is to fight: Act with aggression. Improvise weapons and commit to taking the shooter down. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Best friends Animal Society in NYC to Host Valentine’s Adoption Event
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Across the country, shelters are struggling with higher intakes, while adoptions, fosters and transports are not keeping pace. This has led to a population imbalance, with more animals in shelters, causing increased strain on shelter staff and the current shelter crisis. With most U.S. shelters at or over capacity, pets are more at risk for being killed due to lack of space. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Holiday, Best Friends Animal Society, Valentine's Day
Greenwich Hospital Marks Black History Month with Stamford Painter
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The paintings – which feature people from historically black colleges and universities – are on display outside the hospital’s Garden Cafe. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Black History Month, Greenwich Hospital
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Updated Glenville Condo in Great Location
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Enjoy the ease of condo living in this beautifully renovated from top to bottom 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, Glenville, House of the Week, Monica Collins, Weaver Street
Diane Fox and Kerry Gavin Made Principals at Hamilton Ave and Cos Cob Schools
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Both had previously been named interim principals at their respective schools on July 29, 2022. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Cos Cob School, Diane Chiappetta Fox, Greenwich Public Schools, Hamilton Ave School, Kerry Gavin
Andrews: For OGS Renovations, Fiscal Year 2025 is Not Good Enough, and Sets the District up for Potential Legal Action.
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“I was accused by Mr. Camillo of being an “internet troll”. I can guarantee you THAT I am not. I am a concerned and frustrated parent, a participating member of our community, and I’m not alone.” – Jennifer Andrews Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
DTC Chair: Local Republicans Support Our Public Schools? The Facts Prove Otherwise.
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“We hope you will vote for all six Democratic candidates for the BET this coming November so that our students can thrive in the learning environment they deserve.” – Joe Anglane, DTC chair Continue Reading →