The Greenwich High School Theater Arts presents High School Musical with multiple casts performing Dec 14-17, 2022 Continue Reading →
GHS Theater Arts Dept to Stage High School Musical in the Black Box Theater
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‘The Patient is U’ Foundation Honors Greenwich Dept of Health Employee/Westport EMS Volunteer
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Long time Town of Greenwich/Greenwich Health Department employee, Carol Dixon, has been awarded First Place/Gold Award Winner of the 2022 Compassionate Care Competition. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Carol Dixon
HESS: Support Arch St and Grigg St Intersection Improvements
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“Let’s continue to make Greenwich a safe and vibrant place to walk, hike, bike and run.” – Debra Hess Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
LETTER: Thoughts on the MI for Arch and Greenwich Ave
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The Veteran interests in this project have not been well considered nor well discussed. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
VOLKWEIN: Response to Letter from Leaders of First Selectman’s Advisory Committee for People with Disabilities on Intersection Improvements
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“The new greenspaces are in small pockets, not usable as park. …The slip lane is wide enough for two vehicles; what happens to a small car to the right of a turning truck in that slip lane? CONFUSION!” – Tina Volkwein Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
KOSTIN: Obstruction & Obfuscation – The Plot to Downsize and Delay CMS
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“If you are a parent at Central Middle School or any of the elementary schools that feed into it, you should be very concerned about the future of your middle school. Because if Nisha Arora has her way, Central Middle School as we know it could be shrunk by 45% or nearly half.” – Laura Kostin, CMS Building Committee Member Appointed by the Board of Education Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
WILLIAMSON: Is it Time for Traffic Lights on Greenwich Avenue?
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“But traffic lights need not hang in the middle of the intersection; they could be antique-style posts that blend with the architecture of the surrounding historic district. Lights would bring traffic to a complete stop, allowing pedestrians to safely and confidently cross in sufficient time. They would also eliminate confusing “turn-taking” between three directions of traffic by clearly indicating right-of-way.” – Joseph Williamson Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
DRAKE, FISHER, BAROLAK: Let’s put the Witherell on a Strong Foundation
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Harry Fisher and Bill Drake are members of Greenwich’s Board of Estimate and Taxation. Bob Barolak and Mr. Drake were members of the Committee which evaluated the proposals to manage the Witherell. The views expressed are the authors’. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Proposed 8-30g Could Reduce from 386 Units to 220 Units If Greenwich Affordable Housing Trust Fund is Tapped
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The Development is proposed for 200 Pemberwick Rd and 0 Comly Ave, which are on either side of the Byram River.
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Filed under: Government, Obituaries, Aldo Pascarella, Byram River, Comly Ave, flood zone, Glenville, Pemberwick Road
Camillo: On Arch and Grigg Intersections, the Priority Is Pedestrian Safety
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“These intersection improvements have been long vetted and are a much needed public safety project. Vetted for over a year, improved upon since the last RTM approval and P&Z approval process, and voted on several times by various entities (RTM, BOS, P&Z ); these projects are ready to pass and to be built.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →