This year’s honorees are Shari Shapiro, Executive Director, Kids in Crisis and Chris Franco, President, Greenwich Point Conservancy. Continue Reading →
Rotary Club of Greenwich to Honor 2018 Citizens of the Year
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Impassioned Voices at BET Hearing Focus on School Staffing, Aging Facilities, Fields
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Many spoke in favor of the BOE budget, which ups staffing in response to enrollment increases. People honed in on special education services, shortage of playing fields and deteriorating school facilities, especially Cardinal field. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, March 12-16, 2018
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Expired Registration Turns Up Outstanding Arrest Warrant for Riverside Man
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On Saturday March 17 Greenwich Police stopped a car with an expired registration on West Putnam Avenue. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Greenwich High School Students Win National Science Bowl Regional Competition
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GHS sent three teams to the regional competition. The winning team included Phoebe Hartch (sophomore,) Nicholas Liu (junior), Henry Shi(senior), Rahul Subramaniam (junior), and Derrick Xiong (junior). Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Derrick Xiong, Henry Shi, Maria Buono, National Science Bowl, Nicholas Liu, Phoebe Hartch, rahul subramaniam
Local Man Surrenders to GPD on Charges Dating back to 2000
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An Armstrong Court man was arrested on March 19 by Greenwich Police after he turned himself in on outstanding arrest warrants. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Greenwich Police Arrest Man on Extraditable Warrant from Alabama
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A man was transported to the Greenwich Hospital emergency room after overdosing in by Rye Brook. Continue Reading →
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BOE Chair to BET: Growing Enrollment at Middle Schools and GHS Requires More Teachers
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“While the BET Budget Guidelines presumed no new net positions, the Guidelines specifically stated it was based on the following: “School enrollment is assumed to be essentially unchanged. But school enrollment has changed in an appreciable way. It is not just a change in the number of students that matters, but what schools and grades those students are in.” – Peter Bernstein, Chairman, Greenwich Board of Education Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Man Turns Himself in to GDP for 2015 Burglary, Larceny Charges
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A Delaware man was accompanied by his attorney when he turned himself in at Greenwich Police Dept headquarters. Continue Reading →