“The only negative responses I have heard have been a result of personal logistical issues, rather than a feeling that kids have been negatively impacted in any way.” – Marc Tauber Continue Reading →
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“The only negative responses I have heard have been a result of personal logistical issues, rather than a feeling that kids have been negatively impacted in any way.” – Marc Tauber Continue Reading →
“Snyder asks if GHS students pay taxes, as if being a taxpayer is a prerequisite to exercising one’s right to free expression under the First Amendment.” – Sarah E. Littman Continue Reading →
The third annual dodge for a cause tournament at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich benefited Abilis. Continue Reading →
Hundreds gathered in Stamford’s Mill River Park for the March for Our Lives demonstration. About a dozen high school students spoke. Paul Simon sang The Sound of Silence. Continue Reading →
Dozens of families came out with their children to see the Easter Bunny arrive by fire truck for the annual Easter Egg Hunt at the Banksville Community House in Greenwich on Saturday. Continue Reading →
“Teenagers are coming of age at a time when attempts to restrict press freedoms have become commonplace, and educators should not become complicit in these actions.” – Michele Turk, president of the Connecticut Press Club Continue Reading →
“I do not understand the position of Indivisible Greenwich regarding the GHS walkout. Such inflammatory comments are irresponsible and puzzling – they seem to advocate student unrest. …Whoever is encouraging the students to be activists seems to be oversimplifying the issue in order to gain a platform for their ideas about free speech.” – Berrin Snyder Continue Reading →
To honor his life, family and friends will gather Monday, March 26 from 4:00pm-8:00pm at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home 134 Hamilton Ave in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“Now that the Kevin B engine block is gone, we have one less hazard to navigation in the waters of Greenwich.” – Ian MacMillan, Greenwich Harbormaster Continue Reading →