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November 15, 2023 will mark the 73rd year anniversary of Ada’s in Riverside. The owners of the property said, “The current tenant has decided not to renew his lease, but the friends and families of Ada’s of Riverside will be delighted by what comes next when Ada’s reopens its doors under new management.” Continue Reading →
The event, which took place on October 21-22, saw Greenwich Crew athletes shine on the Charles River as they secured an impressive silver medals in the Women’s Youth 4+ and Women’s Youth 8+ races, as well as, a bronze medal for the Men’s Youth 8+ race. Continue Reading →
Extra patrols have been scheduled after school hours in areas where juveniles have been known to gather, SROs have been able to identify potential issues between students, and the community impact section is proactive at monitoring social media for large gatherings. Continue Reading →
The new building is proposed for the corner of Lewis Street and Mason Street. Continue Reading →
GHS students Niels-Laurens Fischer, Thomas Stowe and Owen Beninson posed questions to the candidates for First Selectman Laura Erickson (D) and Fred Camillo (R). Topics included Political Polarization, a Bi-Partisan Capital Plan, Traffic/Congestion and Public Safety. Continue Reading →
In the former Saks department store in Stamford, Pickleball America has become something of a destination for local pickleball players. With its ‘hang-out vibe’ and amenity spaces, it is inspiring a variety of other uses as well. Continue Reading →
New Lebanon School held its annual Halloween Parade on Oct 31, 2023. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Public Schools superintendent Dr. Toni Jones said a political literature table with free pens set up at the Glenville community forum at Glenville School Monday night was a GPS policy violation. Continue Reading →
“Literally, tonight the world is watching this vote. Knowing that the number one reason people move to Greenwich is quality of schools, very real estate firm that serves our market around the globe will be talking first thing tomorrow morning about the vote of the RTM on the Central Middle School tonight.” – Tony Turner, Central Middle School building committee chair Continue Reading →
After eight years operating in Riverside Ada’s Kitchen & Coffee in the restored historic post office on Riverside Ave will close in mid-February. Continue Reading →