“These are different groups coming in, and unfortunately we have that bad reputation that is bringing those people here.” – Greenwich Police Heavey Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police Continue to Urge Residents to Be Vigilant, Avoid Being Targets
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Drake: The Real State of Our Town Infrastructure
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“Side note: a real weakness in our infrastructure is the Hamill Rink, 52 years old. This athletic venue doesn’t have a single shower nor the minimum requirement for public toilets and has no lavatories in the team locker rooms.” – Bill Drake, member of the Board of Estimate and Taxation Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Local Glass Artist Announces Live Glass Art Making Demos on March 9 at Greenwich Arts Council
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Greenwich glass artist David Licata announced that he will host a live glass art making demonstration open to the public and for all ages at the Greenwich Arts Council’s Bendheim Gallery at 299 Greenwich Ave in Greenwich on Thursday, March 9 from 6:00-8:00pm. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts
Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich to Name 55th Youth of the Year at Annual Dinner. Tickets Available.
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The inaugural David Ogilvy Award will also be presented. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Giving, Volunteering, Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, Youth of the Year
Located: Greenwich Police Cancel Silver Alert for Missing Local Teen
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David is 6’3″ tall, 170 pounds, brown hair and green eyes. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Greenwich Election Workers Shown Appreciation at Well Attended Event Hosted by Registrars of Voters
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Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas attend the event. She said this past Tuesday a snow storm coincided with 3 special elections and she was concerned about getting poll workers to their locations. “In West Hartford, for example, they had to partner with the Dept of Public Works and have plows go pick up the poll workers to get them there on time.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Fred DeCaro, Hector Arzeno, Jackie Budkins, Mary Hegarty, Rachel Khanna, Ryan Fazio, Stephanie Thomas
In Time for Dr. Seuss’s Birthday, ISD Partners with Open Arts Alliance to Present ‘Seussical Kids’
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The International School at Dundee, in partnership with Open Arts Alliance, is presenting the production of ‘Seussical Kids’ on Thursday, March 2 and Friday, March 3 in the ISD gym. Performances are 40-minutes and open to the public. Tickets may be purchased at www.isdpta.org for $10 each. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools, Ana Laborde, Cindy Busani, Dr. Sandra Heikel, Dr. Seuss, ISD, Open Arts Alliance
Sen. Fazio testifies for local control, for changing 8-30g, and against the Fair Share Act
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“…the Fair Share plan, would triple down on all the worst characteristics of current statute and demoralize our towns and cities. It would either force municipalities to raise property taxes by billions across the state to meet the putative mandates or eviscerate zoning entirely over entire communities. It’s just not right.” – Ryan Fazio Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion
Head Shaving Event at Cos Cob School Raises Funds for St. Baldrick’s Foundation
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The St. Baldrick’s Foundation event has been an annual Greenwich Public Schools tradition since 2013, spearheaded by Cos Cob Principal Kerry Gavin. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Schools, Volunteering, Cos Cob School, Generations Barber Parlors, Kerry Gavin, St. Baldrick's Foundation
Why we can’t have nice things in Greenwich…
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“Spending lots of money on municipal planning studies by expensive consultants and then ignoring their recommendations sounds wasteful. But in Greenwich, that’s what passes for “fiscal responsibility” by our Republican Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET).” – Anthony Moor, Greenwich Continue Reading →