Detectives from the Special Victims Section have identified a suspect in the threatening incident at GHS on Thursday. Continue Reading →
Suspect Identified in GHS Threatening Incident
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Omicron is in Connecticut, but Delta Variant Remains the Dominant Strain
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All the vaccines at our disposal are available, free, extremely safe, and highly effective in protecting the fully vaccinated against serious illness from COVID, and therefore against hospitalization, ICU admissions, and death. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, Dr. Stephanie Paulmeno, Greenwich Dept of Health
After Disturbing Message on GHS Bathroom Wall, Schools Chief Urges a Stop to Rumors about Weapons, Student Names
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“Adding more stress to this situation, some students and staff saw an ambulance at the front of the school as this situation was unfolding. The ambulance was responding to a separate medical situation at GHS, totally unrelated to this incident.” – Dr. Toni Jones Continue Reading →
Filed under: News, Dr. Toni Jones, Greenwich High School, Greenwich Police Dept
SaksWorks on Greenwich Ave Offers Work and Meeting Spaces, Wellness Studios, Restaurants and Event Spaces
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The best part? There’s no vetting process. SaksWorks will offer annual and monthly membership options, along with day passes should anyone want to drop in without the commitment. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Food Drink Restaurants, SaksWorks
P&Z Watch: Hamill Rink Plan “An Enormous Amount of Site Disturbance”
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Residents shared concern that a large rink in the middle of the parkland, plus a two lane access road Western Jr Hwy from the east, would dissect valuable green space in an already densely developed neighborhood. Continue Reading →
Filed under: News
P&Z Watch: Plans for Historic Thomas Lyon House, Gateway to Greenwich, Well Received by Commission
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Thomas Lyon House, a Colonial Saltbox that was first constructed circa 1690 by Thomas Lyon Jr, son of Thomas Lyon, and grandson-in-law to Governor John Winthrop was also the site of the early abolitionist movement in Greenwich. It is considered to be the oldest unaltered structure in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, Greenwich Preservation Trust, Thomas Lyon House
Who Turned the Lights On? Trees on Greenwich Ave and in Cos Cob Are Twinkling
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This year, the Greenwich Community Projects Fund, a non profit that was recently involved with the 9-11 memorial in Cos Cob Park, has done it again! And they’ve expanded the effort to Cos Cob. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Holiday, Alyssa Keleshian Bonomo, Cos Cob, Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich Community Projects Fund, holiday lights, Let There Be Lights
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Nov 15-19, 2021
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TALKING TRANSPORTATION: A Chat with the Commissioner of Dept of Transportation
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Connecticut Department of Transportation Commissioner Joe Guilietti has a holiday gift for rail commuters… and maybe a lump of coal for the stockings for highway speeders. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Transportation, Jim Cameron, Joe Guilletti, Talking Transportation, transportation
Local Duo’s ‘Go Greenwich’ Card Sets Are an Instant Hit This Holiday Season
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David Belmonte and James Micik, founders of Go Greenwich have an online pop-up holiday shop with their limited edition Go Greenwich holiday greeting cards. We love them!
Order today with GFP discount code GFP21. Free delivery. Continue Reading →