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“I think the priority should be the safety of people, and putting more sidewalks in the neighborhood. That should be the priority, not this dog park.” – Joanna Podewils Continue Reading →
“I’ve had a front row seat for the past four years on the Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET), and I’m done with kicking the can down the road.” – Laura Erickson Continue Reading →
“Celebrating Pride Month by empowering LGBTQ voices and supporting their rights as fellow Americans is not ‘grooming.’ Rather, it gets us one step closer to fully realizing our country’s founding principle of equality for all, regardless of one’s color, religious affiliation, gender or sexual identity.” – Indivisible Greenwich, Nerlyn Pierson Continue Reading →
Charges include Evading Responsibility and Interfering with Officer/Resisting Arrest. Continue Reading →
In Greenwich two funeral homes are making news with the announcement that Fred D Knapp & Son Funeral Home, which has operated at the same location at 267 Greenwich Avenue since 1906, has relocated to shared facilities at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home at 134 Hamilton Avenue. Continue Reading →
More than 120 volunteers and nearly 400 students across all 11 GPS elementary schools and three after-school programs recognize significant reading progress achievements among participating students. Continue Reading →
Update 5:00am Thursday, June 8: Greenwich Schools will open on schedule Thursday (no delay), but outdoor activities will again be limited. Continue Reading →
“Shockingly, with our knowledge of the importance of safe gun laws in keeping gun violence at bay, our elected official, Ryan Fazio voted AGAINST a bipartisan bill, now signed into law, which closes loopholes in our gun laws.” – Trevor Crow Continue Reading →
Air quality is expected to remain at “unhealthy” to “very unhealthy” levels with no improvements until Thursday at the earliest. Continue Reading →
The parade route starts at the Town Hall parking lot, and moves from Field Point Rd to West Elm Street and down Greenwich Avenue to Greenwich Commons Park where there will be food trucks. Continue Reading →