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Last month, state animal control officers visited the property. It was highly unsanitary, strewn with trash, empty beer cans, construction debris, wooden pallets, and empty food containers. The sheep were unshorn, with overgrown hooves. Some were missing fleece and suffering from skin conditions, parasites, and lice. Numerous bones and carcasses of deceased sheep were found. The sheep lacked adequate food, shelter, and warmth for the winter conditions. Continue Reading →
The Thursday March 16 BOE meeting agenda oncludes agreement for St. Roch’s Church Use of Parking Deck & Field for 2023 Feast. Continue Reading →
What’s the saying? “Buy land, they’re not making it anymore.” – Mark Twain.
The same could be said for on-street parking, an increasingly scarce resource in Greenwich, especially with 8-30g affordable housing developments that typically include just one parking spot per unit. Continue Reading →
The new Strategic Plan outlines 6 goals that talk about reading, math, GHS graduation rate, opportunities for families to partner in their children’s education, increase students’ sense of belonging in school and to improve staff’s positive sense of their work environment and self-sufficiency. Continue Reading →
Wednesday’s PURA decision actually decreases rates by nearly $2 million, or about $67 per year for the average customer. Continue Reading →
Ambika Grover received an $80,000 award for her 6th place finish by developing an injectable layered microbubble designed to target and break up blood clots and prevent them from reforming. Continue Reading →
“Does the Republican-controlled BET not consider the federally-protected rights of disabled residents worth taxpayer funds? Do they consider waiting to be sued a “cost of doing business”? If so, it is a cynical manipulation of its own disabled residents.” – Stephanie Landry, Greenwich Continue Reading →
In February 2023, the church property at 38 Field Point Road, which had previously housed the First Lutheran Church, was sold for $10.7 million. Modifications are already underway at the property, and Chabad of Greenwich is expected to open its doors on Field Point Road shortly. Continue Reading →
A second vote on a $9,600 grant from CTCL ended in a tie, meaning it failed. Continue Reading →
Greenwich High School Hockey will take on Fairfield Prep in the Connecticut State Semifinals. Continue Reading →