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According to Greenwich Police Lt Patrick Smyth, investigation determined that the pedestrian was crossing East Putnam Ave in the crosswalk, however the walk signal that would have given the pedestrian the safe right of way to cross was not illuminated. Continue Reading →
Commissioner Nick Macri referred to a proposed “socioeconomic bifurcation” as “a return to days gone by.” Continue Reading →
“Cherry-picking” is a fraudulent securities trading practice in which the responsible individual executes trades without assigning those trades to a particular trading account until the individual determines whether or not the trade has become profitable or suffered losses. The responsible individual then allocates the profitable trades to favored accounts – often the individual’s own accounts – and assigns unprofitable trades to disfavored client accounts. Continue Reading →
Over the weekend numerous residents vented displeasure on Facebook about the incident. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police Special Victims Section investigated allegations that the woman had been abusive towards a child under her care as a teacher at the Grace Daycare and Learning Center. The parents of one of the two-year-old children observed the mistreatment of their child on a live video feed provided to all parents by the facility. Continue Reading →
“Some people find animal performances entertaining; others feel that they are per se cruel…Without broad consensus, we should not step into the role of morality police and impose our own personal views on our fellow townspeople.” – Kim Blank Continue Reading →
“Due to heavy traffic and construction detours on Interstate 95 in the Norwalk area, the bus driver needed to reenter the highway, but did so in the wrong direction.” – Dr. Toni Jones, GHS principal Ralph Mayo & GHS AD Peter Georgiou Continue Reading →
Residents asked if more could be done before a potential ordinance goes into effect to help Animal Control capture more feral cats in Old Greenwich where they are multiplying exponentially. Continue Reading →
Residents are worried the project as planned will worsen flooding and traffic. A public hearing on the project is scheduled for Monday, October 7 at 7:00pm. Continue Reading →
The annual 9/11 Memorial Service in Cos Cob Park featured remarks by Wells Noonan, who lost her brother Rob in the terrorist attacks 23 years ago. Continue Reading →