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“Early confusion occurred in District Five, when it was reported Mila Spilo, RTC candidate in District 11 and wife of former RTM member Michael Spilo, provided pre-printed ‘official ballots’ before proper nominations were made on the caucus floor.” – Michael E. Hahn, District 5 Continue Reading →
Principal Christopher Weiss is taking a medical leave of absence, effective immediately, and possibly through the end of the school year. Recently, he alerted the district that this would be his last year at Riverside School. Gordon Beinstein recently retired as longtime principal of Western Middle School. Continue Reading →
Republican Karen Fassuliotis nominated Republican Harry Fisher for chair. Lucia Jansen nominated Nisha Arora for chair. The vote was 8-4.
“Our caucus was unified in voting for the person we believe affords the BET the best chance of operating in a cooperative and bipartisan manner.” – Democratic BET member Leslie Moriarty Continue Reading →
Two years ago local voters learned the tremendous potential of Greenwich’s party caucuses after a Republican coup unfolded on two very cold January nights. Continue Reading →
Rain could be heavy during this period, with potentially two to three inches of rain falling, and wind could gust as high as 48 miles per hour. Continue Reading →
Nicole Shalette’s “Sweet Notes” will offer Candy Salads, Candy Charcuterie Boards, Gift Baskets, and Chocolate Fondue. The ice cream will be from Emack & Bolio’s. Continue Reading →
James Waters was voted in as chair of the BOC. Daniel Izzo was voted in as vice chair and Aakash Patel will serve as secretary. Continue Reading →
The Goldsteins’ brought in 16,000 cubic yards of fill at their back country property, adjacent to a wetland and Converse Pond Brook (a tributary to the East Branch of the Byram River). No permit was applied for or received. Tony D’Andrea acknowledged that a great deal of damage had been done and some trees were buried in up to 18 ft of fill. Continue Reading →
“Tom Bobkowksi served nearly two decades at Greenwich Public Schools with tremendous dedication and passion.” – Chief Operating Officer Blaize Levitan Continue Reading →
Every year on New Year’s Day hundreds of people know to show up at Tod’s Point to plunge into Long Island Sound at precisely 12:00 noon. In fact, this year, by 11:30 cars were queued all the way to Sound Beach Ave to mark the tradition. But it was worth it. The first day of 2024 was unseasonably mild and the sun was shining down on plungers, some of them even taking their time for a swim. People brought their dogs, wore their party hats and some even posed with the lonely mannequin “Cos Cob Bob” – brought to the beach by John DiNucci from Asf. Continue Reading →