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New Lebanon School’s Garden Club: Green Thumbs Abound
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In an effort organized by New Leb’s Garden Club after school coordinators, Liz Rutledge and Beth Pierson, over 35 families came together from across the school community to pull weeds, plant seeds, paint row markers, and build protective fencing. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Ariana Kuehne, Beth Pierson, Greenwich Alliance, Kristen Mulhearn, Liz Rutledge, New Lebanon Garden Club, New Lebanon School
Greenwich Dept of Health Investigates Sources of Contamination Closing Beach to Swimmers
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The Greenwich Health Dept is working with Bimbo Bakeries, USA and the Town’s Sewer Department to repair a broken sewer line as quickly as possible. It is believed that this private sewer line break occurred recently based upon the sampling data analysis of Byram Beach bathing water over the course of 10 days. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health
What Harm Can Spotted Lanternflies Cause? Plenty!
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The spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) has once again returned to Connecticut, tormenting citizens by crawling, jumping, and flying wherever it can. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, spotted lanternfly
Greenwich Schools Announces Cell Phone Policy
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At Greenwich High School, ‘Away All Day,’ means no cell phones out during Open Blocks, lunch, in restrooms, or during instructional time unless approved by the teacher or supervising adult. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools
4-Way Stop Proposed for Treacherous Cos Cob Intersection
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DPW civil engineer Michael Kiselak said DPW had collected data including crashes, speeds, volumes, pedestrian crossings and sight lines and their recommendation was to install all-way stop control. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Transportation, Cos Cob, DPW, Michael Kiselak, River Road Ext, Scofield Street
Inaugural Young Women’s Initiative at YWCA Greenwich: Seizing Opportunities, Advocating for Women
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“We have to support each other because we don’t know when someone is experiencing that imposter syndrome.” – State Senator Patricia Billie Miller
“Be your own amazing fabulous self. You have so many gifts to offer. Know that.” – Patricia Russo, director of The Campaign School at Yale University
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Filed under: Around Town, Mary Lee Kiernan, Patricia Billie Miller, Patti Russo, Young Women’s Initiative, YWCA Greenwich
ADA Expectations: Broken Elevator at Greenwich Train Station is Town’s Responsibility
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“While we own the train station lobby, the Town of Greenwich is responsible for maintaining the elevator in the Train Station and is aware of the problem and has been working to address it.” – Kim DePra, director of Marketing & Communications for The Ashforth Company Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Transportation, accessibility, ADA, Greenwich Crossing, Greenwich train station
Town Tree Warden Rules Sympathetically to Decades Old Honey Locust on Greenwich Ave
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“I respectfully request that the Engineering Department at the Department of Public Works review the intended remediation area and take into consideration how and if the honey locust tree could be retained in a healthy manner while achieving the goals of safety and property concerns.” – Dr. Greg Kramer, Greenwich Tree Warden Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Dr. Greg Kramer, Greenwich Avenue, tree warden
P&Z Watch: 92-Unit Mason Street 8-30g Issues Include Storm Water Drainage, Environmental Justice, Equity & Nonconformities
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Commissioner Dennis Yeskey shared concern about having two buildings – one with mostly the affordable units and one with mostly luxury condos. He said that posed an issue of equity for residents. Continue Reading →