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“Instead of turkey with all the sides, the desperate Pilgrims ate lobster, in their time a plentiful trash fish. Let us think about this for a moment. Why all this worry about whether the turkey is safely cooked, or over roasted and dry, when the day could be celebrated with lobster?” – Janet Stone McGuigan, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
Numbers are holding steady from last week, which will likely continue through the holidays. But that doesn’t mean you should put everything off until the spring. New waterfront listing 6 Lighthouse Lane, Old Greenwich. Open house list included. Continue Reading →
A GoFundMe has been established to support Rob’s family pay for the funeral and burial service, end of life costs, outstanding debts and future expenses that will arise. Continue Reading →
There have been 17 school closures due to high school sports teams, including 29 outbreaks attributed to sports teams. Continue Reading →
“The districts that have gone hybrid actually seem to have higher Covid rates than we have…There is nothing that comes close to students being the classroom with teachers. We would like to keep our buildings open.” – Peter Bernstein Continue Reading →
Port Chester is the first community in Westchester to be designated an orange zone. High risk, non essential businesses must close, including gyms, barber shops, hair salons, and nail salons. Continue Reading →
“There are so many opportunities to give back to the community and have fun.” – Ava Passamano, Open Arts Alliance Junior Leadership Council Continue Reading →
Ever since spring the leaves of our Town’s trees have been working hard to produce shade and cover, pushing out oxygen and soaking up carbon dioxide. In October they put on a month-long show of color. Now our yards are piled with fallen leaves ready for further service. Continue Reading →
The Diocese of Bridgeport, owner of the land where Greenwich Catholic School is located, had entered an agreement to sell 3 acres of the Diocese’s land on Greenwich Catholic School campus to a developer of senior living facilities. Continue Reading →
“When the police chief said there is an investigation that’s been done and sent to the state’s attorney’s office, you can believe it and take it to the bank. This misinformation being put out there by some people, and that they were instructed by DPW to take the signs down – in fact one former town official accused me and the DPW commissioner of taking the signs down. And when I confronted him, he lied to my face.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →