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“I do feel that students should not be punished for that ultimate decision for the press not to be here. That was something that we could not control. We want our focus to be on celebrating our huge accomplishment.” – Willa Doss Continue Reading →
“In walking out, three students at GHS were not just honoring the memory of the 17 killed in Parkland, they were demanding serious action from our legislators.” – Sandy Litvack Continue Reading →
The tentative date for an opening ceremony of the Greenwich Pool at Byram Park is June 2. Opening day would be June 3 would be opening day. Dorothy Hamill Rink has code violations and is not regulation size. There is an RFP for $30,000 to update the Hamill Rink 2004 evaluation study. Continue Reading →
Police responded to Greenwich Ave around 7:45am on Saturday morning. Continue Reading →
A man was charged with Forgery 1, Possession of cannabis less than 1/2 oz, Failure to Insure Motor Vehicle, Operating Unregistered Motor Vehicle and Driving with No License. Continue Reading →
In addition to awards for students at all the elementary, middle schools and GHS students – one in each of the five houses – the Fleishman Award for Community Service, which WMS principal called “The Ernie,” went to René Lapointe Jameson. Continue Reading →
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 28 at 3:00 at Christ Church, 254 E. Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, with a reception following at the Riverside Yacht Club. Gentlemen are encouraged to wear bow ties. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the Greenwich charity of your choice. Continue Reading →
16 Walsh Lane from Damien A Kaali-Nagy and Ilona Kaali-Nagy to Alexander Karnal on March 8, 2018 for $9,525,000 Continue Reading →
“Unfortunately, several legislators were led to believe that those currently on Death Row, such as the Cheshire murderers, would not be taken off, and that only new convictions would be spared this sentence.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Proponents of a plastic bag ban walked away with smiles from Central Middle School on Monday night. Continue Reading →