New cases in the past week were mostly in the 11-20 and 0-10 age range, believed to be vacation and sports related. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Covid-19 Update: Most New Active Cases Are 0-20 Age Range; 43.13% of Residents Have Had at Least 1 Jab
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Greenwich Police Issue Statement on Arrest of Retired Greenwich Police Officer
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“(Police Sergeant Joseph Ryan) accused crimes should not detract from the honorable efforts performed by members of this Department in protecting the public and serving the community.” – Greenwich Police Dept Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, ATF, Joseph Ryan, US Attorney’s Office in New Haven
Domestic Violence Survivors, Experts, and Children of Homicide Victim Oppose Attempts to Strike Bill Name
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The second namesake for Jennifers’ Law, Jennifer Dulos, disappeared on May 24, 2019, during a divorce and custody battle with her estranged husband, Fotis Dulos. Fotis Dulos was later arrested and charged with her murder and kidnapping, though Jennifer’s body was never found. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
CT Office of Consumer Counsel Calls for Investigation of Aquarion for Catastrophic Residential Flooding in Greenwich
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CT’s Acting Consumer Counsel Richard Sobolewski called for an investigation into Aquarion over the catastrophic residential flooding that occurred at 5 Anderson Road on Monday morning. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Anderson Road, Aquarion, Greenwich Fire Dept, PURA, Steve Meskers
Group Letter: Emergency Response Necessary from BOE and BET to get NMS Children off the Buses & Back in into Their Building
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District 12 is requesting an emergency response on the part of the BOE and BET to get our children off the buses and back in their community school. We need a plan that keeps all NMS students at a single site together, and modular classrooms must be considered if a September goal to reopen cannot be met. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
Former Greenwich Police Officer Admits Unlawfully Possessing & Transferring Firearms
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Former Greenwich Police officer Joseph Ryan, 57, of Trumbull, pleaded guilty on Monday in New Haven to a federal firearm charge related to his unlawful possession and transfer of 5 firearms on behalf of his drug dealer. The investigation revealed that Ryan, who was addicted to heroin, transferred firearms to an individual who was a convicted felon. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
The Lowdown on Runoff: Keep Water Clean
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We’ve all seen them. Floating rainbow swirls in ponds, yellow foam in eddys, streams peppered with plastic straws, and dead fish washed up on shores. All testament to the pollution entering our waterways. How did it get there? Our first thought may be industrial drain pipes, but there is an even bigger culprit, with a clumsier name: nonpoint source pollution. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Greenwich Sustainability Committee, One Water, Svetlana Wasserman
PHOTOS: Catastrophe Strikes Twice for Family Who Lives across from Aquarion Substation in Central Greenwich
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On Anderson Road, Vera and Mirko Rancic woke up to a sound Vera described as like very heavy rain or the idling engine of a large truck. Moments later water surged into their house. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Governor Ned Lamont Praises ‘Greenwich Communities’ Affordable Housing Efforts
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“Thanks in large part to your First Selectman Fred Camillo. I don’t know about you, but I love dining downtown and the fact that the street is really coming to life. My kids are coming out from New York and saying I want to be on Greenwich Avenue having dinner, and it is transformative for Greenwich. Fred, you get going on the train station down there, and if Sam wants to do some affordable housing as part of it, the State will be right there next to you doing the right thing for our community. I love my hometown, and I love being back here, and I love the fact that we are doing the right thing.” – Governor Lamont Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
QUIGLEY: Stop Demonizing Those Who Oppose SB 1024
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“What is so sad about this debate is that one side has decided to make it about race. People like Ms Hamre do not trust towns and municipalities to make their own choices. Instead they put their trust in big government. Yes, the same big government that continues to tax our residents into oblivion without any improvements to show toward solving the problems that plague CT’s cities.” – Dan Quigley Continue Reading →