It’s best to keep pets indoors during the festivities to prevent dogs and cats from ending up injured or at a busy shelter overflowing with other lost pets. Continue Reading →
Tips to Keep Pets Calm and Safe Over the Fourth of July
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Abilis Returns to Island Beach For Third Year to Manage and Staff Concession Stand
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The Beach Concession stand provides inclusive employment and meaningful jobs to adults with disabilities. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Abilis, concesson stand, Island Beach
Meet Andy Bramante, Modest Teacher Behind GHS Whiz-Kids on the Science Fair Circuit
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“The big push these days is student centered learning: This is it.” – Andy Bramante, Greenwich High School, Independent Science Research teacher Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Andy Bramante, GHS, Greenwich High School, Honors Science Research, Susie Baker
LETTER: Sorely disappointed in Greenwich Board of Health decision to reject Quiet Yards ordinance
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“For the Health Dept director to compare power plants and I-95 car emissions to gas powered blowers and minimize the immediate quality of life issues – in our own and neighbors’ backyards impacted by the incessant ROAR of gas blowers going from yard to yard, all day long, every day is like comparing apples to oranges. Or an elephant to a mouse. It doesn’t jive.” – Monica Prihoda Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Greenwich Schools Superintendent Appoints Shawn Hoyt High School Science Program Administrator
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Mr. Hoyt has served as interim high school science program administrator since August 2022 following the departure of Mr. John DeLuca. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools
Bruce Museum’s First Sunday Science, July 2: Learn How to Start Your Own Little Piece of Pollinator Pathway
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In Sunday, July 2, join Aleksandra Moch and Myra Klockenbrink, chairs of Greenwich Pollinator Pathway initiatives at Tod’s Point in Old Greenwich and learn how to get started with your own little piece of pollinator pathway, or develop the one you have even further. The program is free of charge, and no reservations are required. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Akeksandra Moch, Bruce Museum, Greenwich Point Park, Myra Klockenbrink, Pollinator Pathway, tod's point
Health Board Rejects Gas Leaf Blower Ordinance; Votes to Create Landscaper Registration System
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The board voted to create a re-education program on the existing noise ordinance, as well as a registration system for landscapers with decals for their vehicles. The Board chair Joel Muhlbaum said there would need to be “buy-in” from Greenwich Police Dept and the Chief of Police because they would be in charge of enforcing the ordinance. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, air pollution, Dr. Sarah Gamble, Greenwich Board of Health, noise pollution, Quiet Yards Greenwich
Peter Georgiou Appointed GHS Athletic Director
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Mr. Georgiou has served as interim director of athletics since January 2022 following the retirement announcement of long-time Director of Athletics Gus Lindine. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Sports
Pugliese: Averting Partisan Divisiveness on Old Greenwich School Renovation
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“Casting blame on those who ask questions, or advocating for funding based on incomplete answers, has no part in this process. We need to come together as a unified community, take the path that achieves the best results, and stop the partisan divisiveness.” – Paul Pugliese Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
How much does a deck cost?
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“Nearly all of our clients are using PVC and composite decking and railing material for a maintenance free deck that will last decades. This means a larger investment at the outset and a bit of research into the cost/benefit of each special product.” – Scott Simonsen, Owner, Old World Craftsmen, Greenwich Continue Reading →