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“One reason racism remains powerful is it is embedded in our culture and social institutions and upheld each and every time we fail to see it fail, fail to acknowledge it, fail to disrupt it or fail to be anti-racist. My hope today is the the Stand Against Racism is more than a moment in time, more than a photo.” – Erin Crosby, Director of Women’s Empowerment & Racial Justice, YWCA Greenwich Continue Reading →
Late Friday afternoon the Greenwich Fire Dept responded to the Holly Hill Transfers station where there was a large area of brush and debris burning. Continue Reading →
21 Brown House Road sold on April 18, 2022 for $1,075,000 Continue Reading →
The gorgeous 4.45 acre property has expansive lawn with lovely views, mature trees, wildflowers and a swimming pool. Continue Reading →
“We have no approval authority. We are relying on Greenwich to make the appropriate decisions for the future of this project.” – Adam Kaufman, Director of Planning, North Castle, NY Continue Reading →
The project features cutting-edge Miovision cameras on traffic signals to collect and analyze traffic data on directional traffic flow, vehicle delay, and lane queue length. Continue Reading →
Dr. Budd currently serves as superintendent of schools for the Woodbridge School District. Continue Reading →
The countdown is on for the 11th annual Greenwich Town Party as the non-profit organization announces three more high-octane bands to perform on the Main Stage leading up to the highly anticipated headliner, Billy Joel: Old Crow Medicine Show, Preservation Hall Jazz Band and Robert Randolph Band. Continue Reading →
CNG, the gas utility company, is eyeballing 112 South Water Street in Byram as a regional operations facility for Greenwich. Continue Reading →
A crowd gathered Wednesday for a ribbon cutting t the pollinator pathway mural on East Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →