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Full time students are eligible for Honors and High Honors status based upon their quarterly Grade Point Average. Students with GPA’s of 3.6-3.9 are named to the Honor Roll. Students with GPA’s of 4.0 and higher are named to the High Honor Roll. Continue Reading →
275, 289, 309, 315, and 321 Mason Street, 290 Mason Street and 405 Greenwich Ave from Orchard Place Associates LLC to Mason Street Partners LLC on Oct 12, 2023 for $16,590,000 Continue Reading →
Crunching the numbers reveals a pattern. The RTC slate for RTM candidates was defeated across the board, except for District 10. Continue Reading →
Ed Vick, a former Lieutenant in the US Navy served two tours in Vietnam in a Patrol Boat, Riverine “PBR,” possibly the most hazardous duty in Vietnam. He led over 100 combat missions on the rivers of the Mekong Delta. Continue Reading →
John Hilton brought his phone number with him – (203) 637-1313 – when he took space at My Suite Boutique, a business owned by Harriet Skroubelos at 146 Sound Beach Avenue in Old Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“Regarding ‘disinformation’, we find that term subjective as who gets to decide? …Who gets to decide what is a ‘legitimate local newspaper, or a ‘conservative imposter website?'” – L Todd Wood Continue Reading →
Thirteen student-athletes participated in the National Letter of Intent Signing Day ceremony indicating their intent to continue their athletic careers in college next fall. Continue Reading →
Following the recent news of a antisemitic incidents in Greenwich Schools over 500 people calling themselves “Greenwich Voices Against Antisemitism” signed a letter to her on Monday urging her to do more. By Wednesday there were over 900 signatures. Continue Reading →
The Democrats again gathered at the Old Greenwich Social Club while Republicans convened at the Arch Street Teen Center. Continue Reading →
“What we try to do when we build these new housing communities is not build them in environmental injustice zones – not between loud train stations and loud highways with a large amount of air pollution.” – Kate LoBalbo, Cos Cob Continue Reading →