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A driver who was spotted by Greenwich Police running a red light had no license, an unregistered car, no insurance and wrong license plates. On top of that he lied about his name. Later police learned he had outstanding warrants in Milford. Continue Reading →
On Thursday, July 11 at 2:00pm the Town is holding a ribbon cutting ceremony at the end of Steamboat Road to celebrate the completion of improvements to the historic pier.
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A celebration of his life will take place on July 19, 2019 at Indian Harbor Yacht Club in Greenwich, Connecticut from 4-6pm. All are welcome. Continue Reading →
“We are at a critical juncture where spending is about to increase dramatically while the new debt policy is a risk to our long-standing financial strength and quality of life.” – Bill Drake (BET) and Brooks Harris (RTM) Continue Reading →
Master Police Officer Gregory Parrillo was promoted to Detective. Officer Fred Reisch was promoted to School Resource Officer. Continue Reading →
The restaurant will serve wholesome and 100% gluten-free brunch, lunch and dinner. The menu consists of vegetable-forward plates, comfort food classics, house made juices, and vegetable-centric cocktails that are wholesome and delicious. Continue Reading →
On July 6 Greenwich Police spotted a vehicle traveling on Steamboat Road with a person hanging onto the side of the car while riding a skateboard. Continue Reading →
Around 3:00am police spotted a driver on Horseneck Lane cross over the double yellow line. Continue Reading →
Police made 3 DUI arrests over the holiday weekend and remind drivers that driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol severely impairs a driver’s abilities and reaction times, often leading to a disastrous situation. Continue Reading →
Seven miles of trails across 285 acres of wildlife sanctuary provide endless chances to learn and play in an environment that teaches through exploration. Children entering grades K-5 participate in themed weekly camp sessions, including Backwoods Explorers and Aquatic Adventures. Continue Reading →