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The court dismissed the claims of Michael DeVita and Gail Lauridsen, but entered a judgment in favor of DeCaro in the claims from Susan Schieffelin and George Hritz. Schieffelin and Hritz said they disagreed with the judge’s interpretation and were exploring options regarding next steps. Continue Reading →
34 Bruce Park Ave Unit 1 sold on May 23, 2024 for $3,900,000 Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Police Department Scholarship Fund invites car owners to sign up for early-bird pre-registration by May 31. As space is limited, vehicles will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration is $20 per vehicle. To register for the show, go to: Continue Reading →
Towns and cities in Connecticut have been observing Gun Violence Awareness Day every year since 2016. Continue Reading →
The annual Pride event featuring a flag raising outside Greenwich Town Hall drew an enthusiastic crowd on a sunny afternoon. Continue Reading →
Panelists stressed the importance of doing research into your chosen college and the services it provides before you arrive instead of waiting until you get there. Parents were told to make sure that they can stay in contact with their children through releases from their providers or becoming their healthcare proxy so their child’s healthcare provider will talk to them. Continue Reading →
The P&Z commission noted that while 8-30g waived regs on setbacks for residential, it says nothing about commercial. The application includes retail in both buildings. There were still concerns about a condo building separate from affordable building, as well as height and mass. Continue Reading →
The annual event, which will feature 50 artists, is set for Sunday, June 2, 2024 (Rain date: June, 9 2024) from 10:00am – 5:00pm in the commuter parking lot behind Old Greenwich post office. Continue Reading →
“As a community, it is essential to identify the issue’s roots and ensure that our children are safe in their community and valued and welcomed for how they might identify themselves.” – Tabitha Bodian, GHS class of 2024 Continue Reading →
