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The event will feature 9 amateur boxing bouts sanctioned by USA Boxing. All proceeds will be donated to local charity partners including The Rowan Center, Greenwich United Way, Greenwich Emergency Medical Services, Byram Volunteer Fire Department, and Glenville Volunteer Fire Company. Continue Reading →
The program has become so popular over the years that Christina Nappi, the Youth Conservation Program Administrator, said there was currently a waiting list of 100 teens. Continue Reading →
Editor’s note: At the beginning of the July 13 Selectmen meeting, Greenwich First Selectman announced that Paul Cappiali’s agenda item requesting a waiver for the insurance requirement for alcohol on private property during St. Roch’s Feast was withdrawn. The July 13 Board of Selectmen meeting agenda is lengthy. Three items under new business concern the St. Roch’s Feast. Continue Reading →
On Monday evening around 7:00pm Greenwich Police responded to a hit and run crash in the area of Lincoln Avenue and Milbank Ave. Continue Reading →
One approach builders and homeowners use to take a preliminary guess at a new build or an addition to their home is to discuss cost per square foot. Continue Reading →
Off-Beat Players, OBP for short, the Greenwich-based theater company devoted to teen and young adult performers with and without disabilities has announced their summer musical production for 2023: The Wizard of Oz. Continue Reading →
Ex-officio building committee member Michael Spilo made a motion to explore alternate siting and building placement, including Pomerance Park. Continue Reading →
This year, the Greenwich Farmers Market welcomed a new vendor. Sleepy Hollow Farm, based in Southington, offers a variety of both beef and pork, as well as chicken eggs. Continue Reading →
“I think it’s clear and you would agree that the loan the trust is committed to giving this project is financial assistance?” Bob Barolak asked. “With respect I think it’s hogwash,” Mr. Cohen said, characterizing the $100,000 as not significant assistance on a project of the size proposed. Continue Reading →
The Post Rd is now fully re-opened to traffic and the investigation is still ongoing. Continue Reading →