Around 7:20pm on Monday night, Greenwich Police responded to Mead Ave in Byram on a report of a rollover car crash involving a Range Rover that hit a Jeep. Continue Reading →
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Around 7:20pm on Monday night, Greenwich Police responded to Mead Ave in Byram on a report of a rollover car crash involving a Range Rover that hit a Jeep. Continue Reading →
He has a history with Greenwich Police. He was charged in relation to an Aug 2020 assault, and in June 2020, participated in a protest against police brutality in front of Greenwich Police headquarters. Continue Reading →
“I would not consider a flag to be a sign, but once they put the flyer on it I would. I would say that these were a violation of the sign regulations.” – Jodi Couture, Greenwich Zoning Enforcement Officer Continue Reading →
Veterinary Emergency Group, or VEG for short, is a chain that offers a 24 hour emergency and urgent care, 365 days a year. Continue Reading →
This spring four GHS seniors hit the deck running at Greenwich Free Press: Elizabeth Casolo, Stella Santini, Kade Tibberts and Kathryn O’Donnell. Continue Reading →
GHS Valedictorian is Iris Shi, and the Salutatorians are Mark Razanau and Colin Speaker. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday a pre application from PAWS of Greenwich, represented by attorney Chip Haslun, proposed a dog grooming, training, day care and boarding facility for dogs, as well as the sale of related pet products, at 1340 East Putnam Ave was presented to the Greenwich P&Z commission. Continue Reading →
One lieutenant and three virtually sworn-in firefighters were installed in their respective positions on Friday during an in-person ceremony at the Greenwich Fire Department’s headquarters on Bruce Place. Continue Reading →
“We’ve been asking you for 10 years to get rid of it. It doesn’t meet regulations. But as long as you an get it to meet building code for perpetuity and you can make it look better, we’ll try to work with you.” – Margarita Alban, P&Z chair Continue Reading →
Critical race theory is not taught in Greenwich Public Schools. Continue Reading →