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Greenwich Police Lieutenant James Bonney and retired Lieutenant Tommy Keegan presented the event concept, which features a parade followed by a bagpipe competition behind Town Hall. The event was previously scheduled for 2020, but the pandemic got in the way. Continue Reading →
Learn more about Freemasonry in Greenwich on Tuesday, April 13th from 6:30-7:30PM at the St. Lawrence Society in Cos Cob, prior to Acacia Lodge No. 85’s monthly meeting. Continue Reading →
On the eve of spring break, two health alerts went to GHS families on Thursday summarizing Covid positive cases and 100+ people in quarantine. Continue Reading →
First Selectman Fred Camillo, who said he brings his dogs to the beach daily, said most towns along the shoreline, including New York, typically have a six month season for dogs. Continue Reading →
Chief Pupil Personnel Services Officer for Greenwich Public Schools Mary P. Forde has announced that after a 24 year career in Greenwich, she will be leaving at the end of June 2021. Continue Reading →
P&Z asked Townhouse Restaurant to establish a successful outdoor dining use and return to the commission mid summer. Continue Reading →
National Public Health Week is celebrated annually during the first full week in April. In what year could this be more relevant than right now! Continue Reading →
On April 8, at 6:30pm, Ruth Rogers Clausen will give a talk on using deer-resistant native plants to create thriving backyard habitats. Continue Reading →
At about 10:47am, a detective spotted a Ford Fusion that had been stolen from Cos Cob in February. Continue Reading →
“Our Greenwich reservoirs are generally full by spring. However, the large summer demand for water, coupled with climatic changes have meant that our reservoir system, alone, can no longer sustain us through our increasingly hot and dry summers because of our penchant for extensive lawns and irrigation.” – Elizabeth Dempsey Continue Reading →