Dr. Jones noted that touching surfaces is not the main cause of virus spread, which supports that at GHS, a full day cleaning break between cohorts is no longer needed. Continue Reading →
GHS to Drop Wednesday Cleaning Break between Cohorts
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LWV/PTAC Forum on Greenwich Schools Funding Tackles Balancing Low Mill Rate, Schools Infrastructure, Long Term Borrowing
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“Stop the false narrative and stop blaming everybody. This is about rolling our sleeves up.” – BOE chair Peter Bernstein. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Aya DeSimone, Dr.Toni Jones, Greenwich Public Schools, League of Women Voters
The Greenwich Community Projects Fund Seeks Permission for 32 Full Size American Flags on Greenwich Avenue Lamp Posts
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The flags will be up for a two week period, the week leading up to the holiday and the week after. The only day the American flags will be up for one day is Veterans Day. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Greenwich Avenue, Sebastian Dostmann
Greenwich Weekly Covid Update: Two More Deaths, but “Things are starting to look up.”
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“There’s a lot of positive indicators out there. Stay the course. Don’t let your guard down now, especially at this late state. Stay focused.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health
Coffee for Good is a Featured Non-Profit during 8th Annual Fairfield County Giving Day, Feb 25
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Consider a donation to Coffee for Good during Fairfield County Giving Day, Thursday, February 25th.
The non profit is half way toward their fundraising goal and they plan to open in late April or early May at 48 Maple Ave. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Food Drink Restaurants, Giving, Abilis, Coffee for Good, Fairfield County Giving Day
Public Tree Hearing Scheduled: Oak on Greenwich Ave to be Cut down for Intersection Project
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A complaint triggered a public hearing, which is scheduled for Thursday, Feb 25 at 12:00 noon. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Transportation, Dr. Greg Kramer, East Elm Street, Greenwich Avenue, tree hearing, tree warden
Breaking Down The COVID Wall: Fostering Resiliency For Our Children
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“On paper we have it together, we’re taken care of: food, shelter, water. But we cannot ignore the Eeyore in the room: the loneliness—the absence of spontaneity, real closeness to our loved ones, some sun and vitamin D, and pure independence outside the walls we have built to go and do what calls to us.” – Maggie Gregory, Head of School, Fusion Academy Greenwich Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Schools, Dr. Sherry S. Kelley, Fusion Academy Greenwich, Maggie Gregory
Greenwich Shellfish Commission: Oysters and clams reveal a new “talent”
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NOAA’s recent research in Greenwich waters, assisted by the Greenwich Shellfish Commission, revealed that oysters and clams have yet another hidden “talent.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Government, Volunteering, Greenwich Shellfish Commission, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Gofer Ice Cream Reopens Following 16-Month Rebuild in Cos Cob
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The parlor, which was originally constructed in 2003, was the start of the local ice cream chain. The company has also announced plans for an additional shop opening this spring in Stamford. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Food Drink Restaurants, Gofer Ice Cream
Frenchy’s Wine Road: From Cap, Cork & Cellar to Connecticut Wine & Liquor, Here, A Weekly Roundup of Wine Store Offerings
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François Steichen founded Frenchy’s Wine Road, a Connecticut company that writes copy and content for the wine, spirits and cider industries. He is a resident of Old Greenwich with 16 years’ experience in the Wine Industry in Fairfield County and New York City. He holds the WSET Diploma in wine & spirits. Continue Reading →