Mike Pietrafeso is proud to announce the opening of his second Roost Kitchen + Coffee at Stamford Urby on Friday, Oct 25. Continue Reading →
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Mike Pietrafeso is proud to announce the opening of his second Roost Kitchen + Coffee at Stamford Urby on Friday, Oct 25. Continue Reading →
“Unless you’re a wealthy white Republican man, Camillo doesn’t care about you. And his record in the Connecticut legislature proves it.” – Sean Goldrick Continue Reading →
Questions came from the Northwest Greenwich Association, the Northeast Greenwich Association and the Round Hill Association, as well as from the audience. Continue Reading →
When the student section of the bleachers at Cardinal Stadium were no longer big enough to accommodate the Cardinal Crazies the club presidents had an idea. Continue Reading →
To honor her life, a gathering will be held 10:00am Friday at St. Catherine of Siena Chapel.
A Mass of Christian Burial will follow in the chapel at 11:ooam. Interment will follow at St. Mary’s
Cemetery. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police remind residents to always lock their cars and bring keys inside. The stolen cars are largely a crime of opportunity and Lt Slusarz has repeatedly said that car thieves are lazy. Continue Reading →
A groundbreaking ceremony for the building project took place on Friday during the GCDS Homecoming football game’s half-time ceremony. Continue Reading →
A gathering at Steinway & Sons celebrated Greenwich High School’s new grand concert piano, the result of a public-private partnership. Private donations raised about half of the $150,000 cost. Steinway offered a significant institutional discount and the Board of Education paid the difference. Continue Reading →
“Voters do determine which majority party will control BET decision making. Of the 12 candidates on the ballot, voters may choose any 6. The party receiving the most total votes becomes the majority party, which then elects the Chairman, Vice Chairman, and often, the Secretary. The Chairman receives a second, tie-breaking vote in most decisions.” – Sandy Waters, President, Greenwich League of Women Voters Continue Reading →
“I’m not one to be intimidated. I will not be bullied by Jonathan Olsson and his groupies. When I am elected you can be assured that I’m not here to make political statements or start fights, I am here to enforce what I believe is the best recipe for success; Limited government, maximum freedom to make Greenwich an awesome community to raise my family in.” – Carl Higbie Continue Reading →