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2022 Turkey Trot Raises $65K for Greenwich Public School Programs
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For the first time in Turkey Trot history, two Greenwich elementary schools shared top honors in the Alliance’s “Run For Your School Competition” – Julian Curtiss for the highest percentage of participants from its student body and North Mianus School for the highest total number of registrants. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Greenwich Alliance for Education, Julie Faryniarz, Turkey Trot
State of CT to Adopt Out 90+ Goats Removed from Extreme Neglect
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Many of the goats were pregnant at the time the state took custody and have since given birth. There are now over 90 goats available for adoption. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, animal cruelty, CT Dept of Agriculture, William Tong
Christ Church to Host Sunday Forum: The Art and Power of Parenting Children, Teens and Our Adult Children
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Helping young adults navigate their life is getting harder and more complicated. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Parenting, Christ Church, Jill Woolworth, parenting
Abilis to Host Sip & Shop Event on Dec 7
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Enjoy wine, cheese, and other refreshments. Shop an assortment of holiday gifts, plants and florals. diffusers. Enjoy 25% discount off your total purchase. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Holiday
LETTER: Alterations to Arch St Intersection Would Destroy Large Portion of Historic Landmark Park
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“We should do everything we can to maintain open space, and therefore visibility, to ensure those walking in the downtown area can be easily seen by the cars on the avenue without the obstruction by planters, which, at least at the Elm Street intersection SIGNIFICANTLY block the view of the street WELL INTO the intersection.” – Maria Platsis Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Judge’s Memorandum of Decision: What a Reasonable Jury Might Find in Kordick v Greenwich
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It’s been three years since the morning Greenwich residents woke up to discover the red and white Trump/Camillo lawn signs. A lawsuit has wended its way through court, but on Tuesday Judge Krumeich issued a memorandum of decision on a claim for summary judgement by defendants. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Donald Trump, Fred Camillo, Jack Kriskey, Jill Oberlander, Judge Edward Krumeich, Mark Kordick, memorandum of decision
PHOTOS: Annual Flurry Fest is Merry & Bright at Arch in Bloom in Pemberwick
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The scents of chocolate, sizzling sausages and fresh Pine needles wafted as families perused the trees and wreathes on Sunday. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Holiday, Arch in Bloom, Christmas trees, Derek D'Andrea, Pemberwick
Petrick: Arch Street/Greenwich Avenue Municipal Improvements May Be a Costly Mistake
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“There have been many experts – city planners – brought in to design this project. One thing is for certain – they love grids and 90 degree angles. Our town is hilly, it twists and turns- imperfect-, but it is what makes Greenwich so beautiful.” – Leslie Petrick Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Arch Street, bump outs, Greenwich Avenue, Havemeyer building, Havemeyer Place, intersection improvements
RMA Featured Speaker: Westport First Selectwoman, Jennifer Tooker
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Jennifer Tooker will discuss them and share her administration’s priorities. Continue Reading →