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Greenwich Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones and Deputy Superintendent Dr. E. Ann Carabillo surprised first graders and their families after a spring singing performance for parents on Thursday that New Lebanon School’s Erin John is the district’ selection for Connecticut State Department of Education’s 2024 Connecticut Teacher of the Year Program. Continue Reading →
“A decision to cut Net-Zero (NZ) will delay the new CMS project and end up costing the Town taxpayers money now and denying us millions of dollars over the lifetime of the building.” – Myra Klockenbrink Continue Reading →
“..the ‘pretensions of the
states’ have not gone away and could well be said to be leading us to a cultural civil war, not existential, but still really serious.” – John Blankley Continue Reading →
Carly Polistina’s original play Nosebleed: a “comedy” about hypotheticals, mail, and crazy loud sex will be performing at Rogue Theatre Festival in New York City on Wednesday June, 14 at 7:00pm Continue Reading →
Husky Day was a Get Out and Play initiative by the State of Connecticut that we have created to give children a fun day to play outside and enjoy the daily planned activities Continue Reading →
Greenwich’s own Chasing Romeo, a five-piece band led by Bob Capazzo, opens the series June 8th with their high energy rock classics. Continue Reading →
Fix and fully fund our schools. Restore civility. Greenwich, we can do better and we will.” – Jim Finn Continue Reading →
At the May 25 Board of Selectmen meeting residents described parking problems on Grigg Street where double-parking is rampant and both cars and trucks park on the sidewalk. Continue Reading →
Don’t miss Saturday’s new Concours de Sport, featuring cars from and inspired by the world of motorsports, and Sunday’s traditional Concours d’Elegance, highlighting post-war American, Italian and English automobiles and more. Continue Reading →
If you do get lucky enough to see a horseshoe crab on the beach, you might wonder if it is dangerous because of its spike-like tail (called a telson). Although these prehistoric creatures may look a little scary, they are harmless. The spike-like tail allows them to navigate the world around them and if a wave knocks them over they use it to get back on their feet. Continue Reading →