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Coyne has served Greenwich Public Schools since 1997 and has held multiple positions, including special education teacher and district special education instructional coach. Continue Reading →
On Thursday night local media had a chance to sample the Luca’s Pizzeria and Italian Kitchen menu in Glenville on the eve of its grand opening. Joe Criscuolo was there with his wife Donielle and father Luca, who founded Pizza Post in Cos Cob in 1972. “Our menu has some new things and some classics inspired from my upbringing,” Joe explained, adding that when he was growing up in the Bronx, his his parents took him and his brother Matt to the Amalfi Coast in Italy every year. “Those visits inspired a lot of the dishes here,” he said. “Even the pasta bites are inspired by that.” Continue Reading →
11 Winding Lane sold on March 26, 2024 for $7,450,000 Continue Reading →
“These are such important things we need to do for our community. We have so many young families moving in. …I want everybody to feel safe. Thank you for your time. I’ve waited so long to have this moment.” – Jackie McDonald, Orchard Street, Cos Cob Continue Reading →
Prior to 2020, Mr. Calderón was the principal of the Wakefield School, P.S. 16, in the Bronx from 2017-2020 where he implemented educational and administrative programs for PreK-5 students of a diverse population. He had also served as an assistant principal at Seton Falls Elementary School, P.S. 111, in the Bronx (2016-2017) and Aerospace and Science Academy, P.S. 127, in Queens (2012-2016). Continue Reading →
“To say that the traffic plan is alternating lights – I’m sorry – I’m putting on my BET hat right now, I’m not going release a condition based on that because I don’t even think that’s a plan.” – Karen Fassuliotis Continue Reading →
“As the group was being disbursed officers located a teenaged female who had been the victim of an assault.” – Captain John Slusarz Continue Reading →
The RTM meeting was short, given the tree cutting ordinance was withdrawn. The SOMR on Net Zero energy for town facilities was discussed, amended and approved 157 for, 25 against, and 4 abstaining. Continue Reading →
“At nearly every sales consult to discuss a renovation, the client will ask us this question. Sometimes it takes the form of “When can you start?” Frequently we will be asked “How far out are you booked?” because they think this is what determines the possible start date for their project. Generally, it doesn’t. We can nearly always make a construction crew available when a client has their project ready to build!” – Scott Simonsen, Old World Craftsmen Continue Reading →
Shoppers and workers lined up along Greenwich Ave to view the eclipse. Office workers spilled out onto sidewalks and Julian Curtiss School students gathered on the hill by the Bowman Observatory. Continue Reading →