A random look back at some happy moments of 2023. Continue Reading →
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Why is it that Greenwich, which prizes its local control (Think 8-30g and the recent Board of Health repeal of the Noise Ordinance) has confusion about the intersection of state law and the local ordinance when it comes to leashing dogs in parks? Continue Reading →
“Its decision to deny the application, was neither illegal, arbitrary or an abusive discretion…The court does not find that the processes engaged by the commission are in any way a violation of fundamental fairness or Connecticut law.” – State Supreme Court Judge Robert L. Genuario Continue Reading →
On Saturday Greenwich Police were notified that a vehicle traveling on I95 was recently involved in a residential burglary in Ohio. Continue Reading →
These four Officers will bring the Greenwich Police Department to its full contingent of 152 officers. Continue Reading →
Bill Xia, who also owns Ollie’s 99 on Railroad Ave, purchased Steam in August. He has made significant changes, both to the menu and restaurant layout. As with Ollie’s, Xia’s approach emphasizes authenticity, top notch ingredients and affordability. Continue Reading →
The suspects had stolen mail, burglar tools, a 9mm gun and ammunition in a Porsche SUV, which Greenwich Police determined to have been stolen from Long Island. Continue Reading →
The Harmony Project of YWCA Greenwich offers services and support for safe relationships and serves those affected by domestic abuse or intimate partner violence and sexual violence through a full spectrum of comprehensive services, including a 24/hour hotline, crisis intervention, emergency shelter services, individual and group counseling, civil and criminal court advocacy, violence prevention programs, and public education and awareness, and more. Continue Reading →
On Friday entire school community joined in a joyous holiday sing-along, an annual tradition at North Street that dates all the way back to the 1980s. Continue Reading →