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Activities include boating, swimming, campfire cooking, fishing, archery, slingshots, BB’s, hiking, climbing, handicrafts, woodwork, songs, skits, and learning scout skills. Continue Reading →
Hogeman moved to Pinehurst, North Carolina in 2015 after a 28-year career as a land use and real estate attorney in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“The trick for Congress is to moderate its pugnacity with an appreciation for how critically intertwined we are with China, particularly economically. This fact is what makes Cold War analogies so foolish. The Soviet Union was never meaningfully integrated into the world’s economy. In contrast, last year the US and China set a new record for trade, totaling $690 billion. If that trade were eliminated, the shock to our economies in terms of unemployment and inflation would exceed that of the Covid era. Our allies are even more enmeshed. Germany, so critical to economic stability in Europe and the campaign to support Ukraine, is China’s largest trading partner.” – Jim Himes Continue Reading →
“The Department of Corrections is responsible for Mr. Smith now and I urge people advocating on his behalf to address their concerns to the courts.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
“We wanted to create something light and fun in both food and atmosphere, enjoying just being relaxed. So we thought okay, let’s just do a fried chicken sandwich. It’s fun, easy, and not pretentious. You can grab and go or have a seat here!” – Heather Fratangelo Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Land Trust is working with Greenwich Community Gardens for the Tour De Veggie event on Thursday, July 27, from 10:00am to 3:00pm.
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The RTC voted unanimously on a slate of candidates to compete in the municipal election on November 7. For Board of Education, 4 candidates were nominated for 2 openings. Continue Reading →
Based on a recent audit that revealed a troubling number of erroneous records in the Connecticut State Police records management system and the State of Connecticut’s traffic stop racial profiling database, Governor Lamont is commissioning an independent review. Continue Reading →
the YMCA Greenwich and the Greenwich Swim Committee are organizing the One-Mile Swim at Tod’s Point on Saturday, July 29.
Race start is 7:30 am and check in opens at 6:30 am. Water temperature should be around 72°F. Continue Reading →
The July 18 P&Z commission meeting included revised plans at 9 Glenville Street now feature an all-residential three story building. Discussion focused on the removal of ledge, and whether there would be more demand for a building with some retail, or one for all residential. The neighborhood in Glenville is a National Historic District. Continue Reading →