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Assunta Bria, of Greenwich, passed away June 19, 2023, surrounded by her loving family. She was 82.She was born in Morra DeSanctis, Italy on August 15, 1940 to Rocco and Maria Carmela Capozza. Assunta was a seamstress in her earlier years but she carried her talent for crocheting and sewing through out her life. Assunta was a lover of animals. She’d care for horses, goats, chickens, ducks, all she came across. Continue Reading →
Chris Franco has submitted plans to town hall for “Brookridge Crossing,” an adaptive reuse project at 5 Brookridge that would restore the historic house, re-purpose it and preserve it in perpetuity. He also has plans to plant mature specimen trees. Continue Reading →
“Learn how efforts around the country to stop teaching various topics in American history because of how it makes some people feel is actually denial of our greatest opportunity to honor all of those who came before us and to unite to build a better future for all that come after us.” – Bobby Walker Jr Continue Reading →
The BOE voted 4-4 down party lines on a one-year contract extension, Republicans voting yes for one year and Democrats voting no, preferring a 2-year extension. The motion failed to pass. On a motion to extend the contract for two years, there was another tie vote down party lines. That motion also failed to pass. BOE chair Joe Kelly announced he would not be seeking another term in the November election and that was more reason for the superintendent’s contract extension to be one year, not two. Continue Reading →
Three Greenwich High School students who are too familiar with the dangers of food allergies are taking a two-pronged approach to making a difference. Continue Reading →
“We are thrilled to announce that the Greenwich Republicans’ revival of the Grand Old Party was an overwhelming success, exceeding all expectations. From eager young adults to respected seniors, the event drew a diverse crowd united in their enthusiasm to hear Vivek Ramaswamy, a millennial Presidential candidate’s powerful message of reclaiming our American identity together.” – Beth MacGillivray, Chair, Greenwich Republicans Continue Reading →
Greenwich Road Runners and Greenwich Parks & Rec organized the First County Bank Father’s Day Friday 5K Race & 1-Mile Fun Run. Continue Reading →
At the track in GHS Cardinal Stadium, Conga 4 All broke a record for the longest distance danced in a Conga Line. The GoFundMe for River House is still active. Continue Reading →
The C-Change Conversations are scientific and nonpartisan and will answer the important questions about climate change. It promises to be scientific-based, nonpartisan, non-emotional and hopeful as to what people can do! Continue Reading →
“We are also the class that attended GHS in a multitude of forms: virtual, hybrid and in-person. Throughout the past four years we have also been enriched by the seemingly infinite ways the administration can make use of a 30-minute block in our schedule: advisor base, SEL, opportunity block and flex time, to name a few.” – Valedictorian Lauren Koester Continue Reading →