“If all goes well, we should have two-way commuting back on I95 as early as Monday morning, which is heroic work.” – Governor Ned Lamont Continue Reading →
I95 Closes in Norwalk after Crash and Fuel Tanker Fire
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May-Day Protest outside Town Hall: Hotel Workers Demand, “Respect Our Work”
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International Workers Day is celebrated every year on May 1, “May Day.” It is a day to observe and celebrate workers’ rights. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town
Arbor Day Tree Party at McArdle’s Celebrate the Fleeting Beauty of Springtime Cherry Blossoms.
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The April 26 event was a lively cocktail fundraiser to support the Greenwich Tree Conservancy’s mission to preserve and enhance the tree canopy of Greenwich to benefit our community, health, and quality of life. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Volunteering, Greenwich Tree Conservancy, Lisa Beebe
Plenty of Feedback to DPW on Traffic & Safety in Byram, Chickahominy, Glenville, Pemberwick
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“This part of town is heavily trafficked. It’s really dense. We have a lot of kids. There are a lot of elderly people. We all walk and some of us use public transportation or ride bikes even though it’s dangerous.” – Lucy von Brachel Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Police & Fire, Transportation, Delavan Ave, Dept of Public Works, I95 exit 2, Safe Streets 4 All
Road Rage Incident on I95 in Darien Results in Multiple Charges
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On Monday afternoon a 911 caller, a tow truck driver, explained that the driver of a black sedan with a Rhode Island registration and front-end damage had displayed a firearm. The complainant further explained that the car eventually maneuvered in front of his tow truck and reduced its speed to approximately 5 MPH in an apparent effort to get the complainant to come to a stop. The complainant also observed that the driver was wearing a mask which covered his face. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Another Year, Another Controversy over St. Roch’s Feast at Hamilton Avenue School
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“I didn’t expect this tonight because they did call us, and we said, ‘Absolutely not, you would be clearing out stuff a day before all of our staff are back, and if you look back over the last two years we’ve still had cleanup to do…I think it is unfair to staff to do it the day before all of our teachers report, in a very compact building that will definitely have families coming in to enroll.” – Dr. Toni Jones Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, geothermal, Hamilton Avenue School, HVAC
PHOTOS: Live Like Luke Beach Cleanup Features New GHS Club Dedicated to Sharks
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Barrels categorized for styrofoam, sports balls, plastic containers, glass bottles, straws, and more filled up quickly on Saturday morning. There were also tables and tents set up for environmental groups to share information. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Volunteering, Bruce Museum Seaside Center, GHS Environmental Action Club, GHS Shark Conservation Club, Green & Clean, Greenwich Green & Clean, John Toner
Giving Hope: Biggest Crowd Yet at YWCA Greenwich’s Stand Against Racism Event
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The annual event featured presentations of the 2024 YWCA Greenwich Gender and Racial Justice Scholarship Awards to local high school students: Zara Haque, Ila David, Sophia Sigro, Geronimo Diaz Lopez and Ceanna Hidalgo. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Volunteering, Ceanna Hidalgo, Dr. Ann Carabillo, Geronimo Diaz Lopez, Ila David, Mary Lee Kiernan, Simone Quartey
Rally by Masked Men in Central Greenwich: “Anti-whites FAFO”
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The demonstrators, NSC-131, say their visit stemmed from the assault in Byram park of a teen girl. “Hate crime charges or we’ll be back,” they posted on Telegram. Greenwich Police have made arrests in the incident in Byram park, but they do not release names of juveniles. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
UPDATED: Subjects Found in Police Kidnapping Investigation
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Three people are missing: Aaron Joshua Peterson, Aubriana DeJesus, and Mason Amir Peterson. Continue Reading →