“Greenwich runs on the backs of our non-profits. The critical work they do provides the level of care our residents need.” – State Representative Hector Arzeno Continue Reading →
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“Greenwich runs on the backs of our non-profits. The critical work they do provides the level of care our residents need.” – State Representative Hector Arzeno Continue Reading →
While the issues are worked out in court, and the Historic Overlay project has not returned before P&Z in nearly a year, Greenwich Police have repeatedly responded to calls about trespassing in the empty house. Continue Reading →
Comments focused on Prospect and Oak Ridge in central Greenwich, Palmer Hill in North Mianus and Weaver Street in Glenville. Continue Reading →
The highlight of the event was the color throw, where hundreds of people filled the air with a kaleidoscope of colors. Continue Reading →
The Connecticut Dept of Transportation and its contractors got the highway fully reopened in less than 80 hours. Work involved demolishing the Fairfield Avenue Bridge over I-95 because of the significant damage it sustained from Thursday’s collision involving a car, tractor trailer and fuel tanker; removing tons of concrete, steel, and debris from the roadway; sweeping the road; milling; paving; and restriping pavement markings. Continue Reading →
“After extensive collaboration with Margarita T. Alban, Chairperson of the Greenwich Planning and Zoning Commission and Francis Pickering, Executive Director of the Western Connecticut Council of Governments and careful consideration of the provisions contained in this bill we proposed amendments to the Planning & Development Committee.” – State Reps Meskers, Khanna and Arzeno Continue Reading →
In addition to a certificate of recognition, each boy received a “Chief’s award of excellence coin,” something most police officers receive only a few of in their entire careers. Continue Reading →
Since 2011, James Antonucci has been with West Hartford Public Schools as the director of bands for Hall High School and Sedgwick Middle School as well as an instrumental music teacher at Aiken and Bugbee Elementary Schools and Charter Oak International Academy. Continue Reading →