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CT State Police received a 9-1-1 call reporting a vehicle, which was described as a red SUV with black rims, traveling southbound in the northbound lanes of I-95 the area of Exit 3 in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
At Monday’s DPW forum, one resident of Perna Lane said neighbors continuously have to replace knocked down mailboxes and re-seed their grass because trucks drive on their front lawns. She said pets had been killed and children had been hit by cars. Continue Reading →
17 Barton Lane from Benjamin Bianco and Karen Kowalski to Joanna Solowey on March 5, 2024 for $2,162,500 Continue Reading →
The Abilis Courthouse Café is open Monday through Friday, from 7:30 am until 3:00 pm at the Stamford Superior Courthouse. Continue Reading →
“The building remains in a shelter in place until the GPD completes their tasks. No one is allowed in or out of the building.” – Schools Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones and DC of Greenwich Police Mark Zuccerella Continue Reading →
The warrant was for the charges of Misconduct with a Motor Vehicle, and Felony Evading Responsibility, and carried a $750,000 court set bond. Continue Reading →
During a hard hat tour, we stepped inside the Cohen Eastern Greenwich Civic center building, which is anticipated to open this fall. From the multi-purpose event space with catering kitchen to the gymnasium with its 6 basketball hoops and traditional wood floor, everything in the building is state-of-the-art and designed to be secure, fully ADA complaint and ready for solar panels. Continue Reading →
Led by Grand Marshal Thomas Byrne, organizers said it was the largest in parade history, with 13 total bands including six bagpipe bands, as well as Irish step dancers, antique cars, school groups, scouts, fire and police departments and civic organizations all marching. Continue Reading →
While the appeal of circuses with wild animals has faded, Laura Hagen, the Human Society’s Director of Trafficked Wildlife, said there was more work to be done. Despite legislation, exhibitors use wild animal acts and the “cruel tools of the trade” and they continue to come to Connecticut. Continue Reading →
