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The Greenwich High School Boys Varsity Soccer Team won the 2022 CIAC LL Championship Final vs. William Hall on Nov 19 at the Hartford Athletic Stadium in Hartford. On Thursday they were honored with a proclamation at town hall and presented certificates from the Board of Selectmen. The Greenwich High School Boys Varsity Soccer Team were honored at town hall. Dec 8, 2022 Photo: Leslie Yager
The Greenwich High School Boys Varsity Soccer Team were honored at town hall. Continue Reading →
Wednesday night’s Sip & Shop at Abilis Gardens and Gifts was a popular destination for holiday shopping and a chance to catch up with friends. Shop local for the holidays. Continue Reading →
One Cos Cob resident said his next door neighbor’s chicken coop and rat nests seriously impacted his family’s quality of life. Continue Reading →
New England Total Energy, also known as New England Oil, donated the $30,000 project for the Abilis residence in Cos Cob. Continue Reading →
It’s been three years since the morning Greenwich residents woke up to discover the red and white Trump/Camillo lawn signs. A lawsuit has wended its way through court, but on Tuesday Judge Krumeich issued a memorandum of decision on a claim for summary judgement by defendants. Continue Reading →
“There have been many experts – city planners – brought in to design this project. One thing is for certain – they love grids and 90 degree angles. Our town is hilly, it twists and turns- imperfect-, but it is what makes Greenwich so beautiful.” – Leslie Petrick Continue Reading →
57 Tomac Ave, Old Greenwich sold on Nov 18, 2022 for $5,200,000 Continue Reading →
On Thursday the 8-member BOE held their budget meeting at Cos Cob School. The meeting presented a second chance for the board to vote on a new chair since the Nov 16 vote resulted in a 4-4 tie vote down party lines between Democrat Christina Downey and Republican Joe Kelly. Continue Reading →
Around 70 of the students are orphans who live on campus, with another 250 children living in neighboring villages. Danita’s School was chosen because a few families from the Riverside area volunteer at the orphanage and witnessed how apparent the need was there. Continue Reading →
