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The parking improvements follow the recent addition of a ramp to the high water line and beach wheelchair, making a trip to the beach and a swim possible for people with disabilities. Continue Reading →
4 Old Round Hill Lane sold on Oct 5, 2020 for $8,675,000 Continue Reading →
Defendants pleaded guilty to one count of obstruction of navigable waters by sinking a vessel, an offense that carries a maximum term of imprisonment of one year and a fine of up to $100,000. Continue Reading →
During a Zoom tree hearing on a century old Elm Tree, 81 people were in attendance. Continue Reading →
While the vote counts in Greenwich are final, Stamford continues to count absentee ballots. Winners are yet to be declared in races for State Senate in the 36th district and State Rep in the 149th district. Continue Reading →
“It’s great to see dozens of citizens working side-by-side with our great employees of DPW. Next spring you’ll see a very different island here.” – Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
As of about 9:30pm, though numbers were not final in the race for State Rep in the 149th district or 151st district, Democratic incumbent Steve Meskers in the 150th district received a call from Republican challenger Joe Kelly conceding the race. Continue Reading →
Families often think it’s best to bring a puppy or kitten into the home, so the pet can “grow up with the children.” While this sounds good, this often results in a frustrated family. Puppies and kittens have no manners until they’re old enough to be trained. Their sharp teeth and claws often result in fearful children and rough handling, making for a strained relationship. Often, a better choice is an older pet with a history of doing really well with children. Continue Reading →
Update as of 10:30pm:
35,248 voters voted today.
Out of 41,560 eligible voters.
Turnout: 84.81% Continue Reading →
Western Middle School PTA organized a drive-thru pumpkin display on Halloween Eve. The pumpkins were featured under the covered parking area outside the cafeteria for some safe Halloween fun despite Covid-19. The “Blaze” event featured 79 carved pumpkins, 200 bags of candy were handed out and there were about 100 cars, each with a couple children inside. West side, best side! Western Middle School held a “Blaze” drive through pumpkin decorating event. Continue Reading →