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“The Reusable Checkout Bag Ordinance is written to support reducing plastic pollution, ward off our temptations to just substitute paper in its place, protect our local businesses and create a new vision of a thriving competitive 21st century economy that will attract families to Greenwich and further stimulate our economy.” – BYOGreenwich Continue Reading →
“There could be a plastic bag limit per visit.” – State Rep Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Hicks, 29, a Greenwich native who worked for a time as a model, first worked for Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka’s fashion brand a few years after graduating from Southern Methodist University. From there she entered the future president’s radar. Continue Reading →
Many of the concerns voiced by residents at the January POCD session at Cole Auditorium surfaced again at the District 7 POCD workshop Tuesday night. Continue Reading →
Greenwich residents are encouraged to drop-off non-expired items such as canned beans (not green), canned fruit, tuna, boxed milk, pasta sauce, jelly, peanut butter and more. Continue Reading →
On Feb 23 a local man was charged with Breach of Peace. On Feb 27, he was charged Harassment 1 and Violation of a Protective Order. Continue Reading →
A motion passed to seek $300K for a feasibility study of upgrading Central Middle School, but the board was divided. The vote was 5 to 3. Continue Reading →
To honor her life family and friends will gather on Thursday, March 1 from 4-8pm at Coxe and Graziano Funeral Home, 134 Hamilton Avenue, Greenwich. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on Saturday, March 3 at 12pm at St. Paul RC Church in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
A pedestrian reported that while walking north on Valleywood Sunday night he was struck by a silver car. Continue Reading →
“Trees are not to be removed ‘for doing what trees do naturally’. Trees are not to be removed for shedding fruit, nuts, leaves, twigs and small branches, or for sheltering wildlife.” – Bruce Spaman Continue Reading →