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“This week our building committee and architecture team from Silver, Petrucelli and Associates held a parent forum to discuss with parents the scope of our project, next steps, budgetary implications and elicit feedback and questions. The overwhelming majority of parents were emphatic about their desire to preserve our school building. There was zero interest in a modern replacement project.” – Jen Bencivengo Continue Reading →
“The nerve of some on these building committees to ask for $35 million or $40 million to make “repairs” to OG school. Are you kidding me? Something is wrong with this picture. It does not pass the smell test; in fact, it reeks.” – Joe Montanaro, Cos Cob Continue Reading →
Renovated 3 Bedroom/2 Bathroom Unit with 1,560 square foot in Central Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police arrested a Bridgeport man by warrant this week accused of inappropriately touching a 17-year-old girl who was walking her dog last month. Hilmer Santos-Roca, 32, of Bridgeport, was charged Thursday with Sexual Assault 4, Unlawful Restraint 2, Public Indecency and Breach of Peace.
Hilmer Santos-Roca. Photo courtesy Greenwich Police Dept
On March 23, 2023, Hilmer Santos-Roca, 32, of 494 Catherine Street Bridgeport was arrested by the Greenwich Police Department on an arrest warrant held by the Greenwich Police.
The Greenwich Police arrest warrant alleged that on February 18, 2023, Santos-Roca approached a 17-year-old female victim in the area of East Putnam Ave and Sound Beach Ave, and inappropriately touched and kissed the victim’s lips without her consent. Continue Reading →
There is a BET public hearing set for Wednesday, March 29 at 7:00pm in the town hall meeting room, or via cable TV or YouTube. Continue Reading →
“We can expect that even after this significant investment, the cost of maintaining a 121-year-old school will not be without challenge and expense. This renovation will do the “bare minimum.” – Nisha Arora, Bill Drake, Karen Fassuliotis, Harry Fisher and Leslie Tarkington, Republican members of the BET Continue Reading →
Deborah and Chuck Royce, co-founders of the non-profit Avon who purchased and reopened the historic 1939 theater in 2004, will become Directors Emeriti. They will remain active partners of the Avon and generous supporters. Continue Reading →
“We will continue discussions with all BET members to achieve our shared goals of maintaining Greenwich’s reputation as a desirable community that offers the services and amenities residents expect with the lowest achievable tax rate. The BET will be holding a public hearing on March 29 at 7:00 pm. We welcome your input.” – Leslie Moriarty and Laura Erickson, Democratic members of the BET Budget Committee Continue Reading →
The commission said no to additions or new construction on the non-conforming inn and restaurant property, saying that would not be a lawful expansion of the non-conforming use. Continue Reading →
