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“To my LGBTQ+ neighbors, as Pride month begins today, I hope you remember how much power you have. Across the country our community is under attack. Hiding out, keeping quiet, and trying to fit in may feel like the most natural response in this climate. But I’m asking you to stand up, be loud, and bravely be yourselves in every room you step into. Our voices – our very presence – can change hearts and minds.” – Karsten Vagner Continue Reading →
The Party will be a fun-filled benefit on June 10 at Arch Street Teen Center to recognize the AVID classes, their families, and teachers from 2013-2023. Continue Reading →
The exact price of your bathroom, like other projects, depends on dozens of details about your specific project scope. Here’s some information and things to consider when you’re doing your personal feasibility study of your project. Before we get started on numbers, there is one main thing to keep in mind: your final bathroom cost will primarily be determined on your product selections and demo costs. Continue Reading →
On Monday the Sound Beach Volunteer Fire Dept Memorial Day Parade went off without a hitch. It featured the Sound Beach Volunteer Community Band, of course. There were lots of antique cars, dogs and a fleet of family cargo bikes. It was a day for families to make memories, for sure, and the children had the most fun. Continue Reading →
Once every few million years, somebody like Mr. Patrick Taylor, Director of Choirs and Program Associate of the Music Department at GHS, comes along. His greatness was manifested through the roaring applause and standing ovations during the annual spring Choral Pops Concert on Wednesday, May 24, which marked Mr. Taylor’s last concert after 24 years of teaching at GHS. Continue Reading →
“It is unfortunate that the analysis on energy savings has not been completed for CMS. However, it’s reasonable to assume that the savings are considerable based on case studies. For example, Jennings Creek Elementary in Kentucky, which was completed in 2018, enjoys energy savings of $195,000 annually, while at Buckley Elementary in Manchester, Connecticut’s first zero energy school, officials estimate an annual energy savings of $100,000.” – Julie DesChamps Continue Reading →
THIS EVENT WILL BE RESCHEDULED. Congressman Himes has been called back into session for an important vote on the debt ceiling. Continue Reading →
This year the Greenwich Town Party had a unique musical twist: a once-in-a-lifetime “Preservation Hall Super Jam,” collaboration of the best of New Orleans music focusing on jazz. The morning kicked off with children’s activities and local non-profits raising awareness for their activities. Continue Reading →
James Heavey, who is an Army ROTC Second Lieutenant, was introduced by his father Police Dept Chief Jim Heavey. He spoke about the meaning of Memorial Day. Continue Reading →
On May 22 Greenwich Police responded to I95 in the area of exit 4 northbound in Cos Cob on a report of a vehicle traveling northbound being investigated by NYPD for involvement in a shooting on May 5. The occupants of the vehicle were believed to be armed and dangerous. Continue Reading →