Memorial donations can be sent to Stamford Education 4 Autism, 1127 High Ridge Road PMB#315 Stamford, CT 06905, https://stamfordeducation4autism.org/ Continue Reading →
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Memorial donations can be sent to Stamford Education 4 Autism, 1127 High Ridge Road PMB#315 Stamford, CT 06905, https://stamfordeducation4autism.org/ Continue Reading →
“San Francisco International Airport is striving to become the first airport to be triple zero: zero carbon, zero waste and zero net energy. The Federal Aviation Administration has sustainability planning and grant programs in place to assist airports in the development of such comprehensive plans.” – Greenwich Sustainability Committee Continue Reading →
Tom McGarrity works with college seniors and recent graduates in all aspects of their job search. Continue Reading →
“Four years ago we stood at the Teen Center at Arch Street and started to run on a vision. And four years later we are running on a record that includes public-private partnerships, pubic safety enhancements, pedestrian friendliness, a sustainability committee, an energy policy, and communications.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police responded Steamboat Rd on a report of 3 missing lounge chair cushions. Investigation revealed the suspect might be residing illegally on Steamboat Rd. Continue Reading →
There is a public opening on Saturday, May 6 at 6:30 at the Gallery, and a lecture event featuring Nicklen and Mittermeier at the Bruce Museum on Sunday, May 7 at 3:00. Continue Reading →
“Our teachers have also become unwitting targets in a misguided effort by a vocal minority of our community regarding issues concerning curriculum and teaching methods. This is not specific to Greenwich and has unfortunately gained traction nationally as a political campaign issue. This significantly hinders a teacher’s ability to teach creatively and will stifle classroom debate, not foster it. It can also have a detrimental effect on the learning process. Restricting a teachers latitude to discuss important historical topics, current events, or simply to conduct classroom debates with their students will curtail rather than create learning opportunities.” – Dan Quigley Continue Reading →
Police foiled an attempt to withdraw $5,000 using a counterfeit People’s Republic of China Passport and a victim’s Personal Identifiable Information. Continue Reading →
Since 1998 Art to the Avenue has been doing just that. Each May, with the overwhelming support of the Greenwich business community, the Arts Council turns Greenwich Avenue and adjacent streets into a strolling gallery. Continue Reading →