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“If anything, I help the underdog a little more. People all unique. I don’t even want to know your job title. Money doesn’t make you happy.” – Cesar Carde, set to retire after 37 years working for the Postal Service in Greenwich Continue Reading →
41 Dawn Harbor Lane sold on June 1, 2021 for $4,875,000 Continue Reading →
Abilis Gardens & Gifts, is not only a popular destination for unique gifts, but it provides job training for adults with special needs. Better yet, it is the only florist and working greenhouse in Glenville. Continue Reading →
Up at Greenwich Animal Control on North Street, the dog kennels are silent. Kittens all spoken for…but there are three cats who deserve a break. Continue Reading →
Many of the 46 parents who signed up to speak at the BOE meeting said critical race theory was being taught in Greenwich Schools and was racist, radical and dangerous. Continue Reading →
Abilis is currently awaiting the arrival of equipment, refrigeration and permits to open the Island Beach concession stand. As soon as the equipment arrives and they get the all-clear, Abilis staff and program participants will be on the ferry out to the island to start preparing food for beach-goers. Continue Reading →
Superintendent of Greenwich Public Schools Dr. Toni Jones announced today that Central Middle School’s Ms. Allison Fallon is the Greenwich Public Schools selection for the 2022 Connecticut Teacher of the Year Program. She will be acknowledged for this recognition at this evening’s Board of Education Special Meeting. Continue Reading →
14 Fairway Lane sold on Feb 16, 2021 for $5,500,000 — We are filling in our archive of property transfers from months during the pandemic. Continue Reading →
Times have changed since the “new” Greenwich High School opened on Hillside Rd in 1970, but the student center is almost frozen in time. Continue Reading →
A chapter of the League of Women Voters was founded in Riverside in 1921, one year after women gained the right to vote. Interest spread quickly. Continue Reading →