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Greenwich Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones and Deputy Superintendent Dr. E. Ann Carabillo surprised first graders and their families after a spring singing performance for parents on Thursday that New Lebanon School’s Erin John is the district’ selection for Connecticut State Department of Education’s 2024 Connecticut Teacher of the Year Program. Continue Reading →
Husky Day was a Get Out and Play initiative by the State of Connecticut that we have created to give children a fun day to play outside and enjoy the daily planned activities Continue Reading →
Fix and fully fund our schools. Restore civility. Greenwich, we can do better and we will.” – Jim Finn Continue Reading →
At the May 25 Board of Selectmen meeting residents described parking problems on Grigg Street where double-parking is rampant and both cars and trucks park on the sidewalk. Continue Reading →
On Monday the Sound Beach Volunteer Fire Dept Memorial Day Parade went off without a hitch. It featured the Sound Beach Volunteer Community Band, of course. There were lots of antique cars, dogs and a fleet of family cargo bikes. It was a day for families to make memories, for sure, and the children had the most fun. Continue Reading →
This year the Greenwich Town Party had a unique musical twist: a once-in-a-lifetime “Preservation Hall Super Jam,” collaboration of the best of New Orleans music focusing on jazz. The morning kicked off with children’s activities and local non-profits raising awareness for their activities. Continue Reading →
James Heavey, who is an Army ROTC Second Lieutenant, was introduced by his father Police Dept Chief Jim Heavey. He spoke about the meaning of Memorial Day. Continue Reading →
On Thursday a panel discussion titled “Discourse and Democracy” at town hall was organized by the First Selectman’s Youth Commission and featured an audience mostly of high school students. Continue Reading →
“There is lots of parking there. Not just on the side of the road, but there is a parking lot at the Western Greenwich Civic Center,” Camillo explained. “People park there all the time and walk up there stairs. Also there’s lots of houses in the vicinity that walk over there all the time, which is great for them so they don’t have to drive over there.” Continue Reading →
The Lifetime Essence Award winner was Valerie Rimmer. The Essence Award for Excellence in Volunteerism winner was Cate Elliott-Bocassi. Continue Reading →