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“While our offices are right over the city border in Stamford, we offer to come wherever victims need us.” – Mary Forman Flynn, CEO, The Rowan Center and Sharon Walker Epps, Board Chair, The Rowan Center Continue Reading →
“Connecticut shoppers should get ready for much higher egg prices if our legislators decide to follow California’s lead.” – Mark Fichtel Continue Reading →
A church service for close family and friends will be on February 18 at 11:00am at Bethel AME Church at 42 Lake Ave Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Old Greenwich School has deficiencies described as in urgent need of remedy, ranging from flooding in “the Pit” to ADA fails along “the Dip.” Continue Reading →
“Notably, enrollment projections rely heavily on birth rates and do not anticipate an influx of new families or high density housing popping up in the CMS catchment area, such as one underway on Milbank Avenue and a proposed 105-unit project near the Greenwich Library. The enrollment projections were wrong this school year, underestimating kindergarten by 59 students (10%). Surprise!” – Jen Barro Continue Reading →
“A journalist, an author, a producer, and an athlete, with the bravery to turn her personal health challenges into an opportunity help others—Robin Roberts is a force for good who always leads with character.” – Head of School Molly King. Continue Reading →
The talk is on Wednesday, Feb 8 at 11:00am at First Presbyterian Church. Keith Hirsch and Daniel Paladino are certified as instructors for Civilian Response to an Active Shooter. Their presentation will help inform adults on how to react. Continue Reading →
The meeting is via Zoom exclusively and starts at 4:00pm. This discussion item is toward of the agenda. Continue Reading →
269 Riversville Road sold on Jan 23, 2023 for $5,260,000 Continue Reading →
“The philosophy of cutting necessary projects has not worked, and will not work for us long-term. In fact, it is detrimental to our town, just as it would be for our family budget if we ignored critical projects in our household! ” – Diane Kretschmann Continue Reading →