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“If non-residential parking was prohibited during 7:00-10:00 am and 2:00-4:00 pm, drivers could pull over into that lane, currently occupied by parked cars, to drop off kids or enter queues, enabling other cars to go around – rather than the current double parking/street closure mess.” – Brian Gillott, Hillside Road Continue Reading →
The arrest followed a three month long investigation by the US Postal Service Office of the Inspector General, the CT Financial Crimes Task Force and Greenwich Police Dept. Continue Reading →
There is no longer a minimum distance between restaurants serving liquor. Will landlords rent to new restaurants? Will Bow Tie Cinemas eventually able to service meals and liquor in an upgraded theater? Continue Reading →
This year’s National History Day theme, Conflict and Compromise in History, afforded students many creative avenues of exploration. Continue Reading →
“Many of the issues you raise are not influenced by student parking on Hillside. Parents make illegal maneuvers, they pull into driveways, they double park. They will do this whether there is street parking or not. …The Greenwich Police Dept has allowed that practice out of sheer practicality. There are not good options for after school pick up.” – GHS Headmaster Dr. Chris Winters Continue Reading →
There weren’t any major incidents reported during this storm event. Continue Reading →
“Any attempt at reversing later school start times will be met with strong opposition.” – Susan Capparelle Continue Reading →
“It is inappropriate to hold this position open for political reasons and Senator Frantz should follow Representative Floren’s lead in voting on the merits.” – Joanna Swomley Continue Reading →
The Western Middle School Theater Club will perform The Little Mermaid Jr. on Friday, March 23 and Saturday, March 24, 2018. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday mornings the “Write For Change” Club meets to pen letters. Continue Reading →