When police arrived at the residence one brother was actively bleeding from a minor laceration to the head. Continue Reading →
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When police arrived at the residence one brother was actively bleeding from a minor laceration to the head. Continue Reading →
The Board of Selectmen discussed recreational vehicles (RVs) parked on Town roads and in yards in residential neighborhoods. Continue Reading →
“Cracking Cards” is an organized criminal scheme in that recruits individuals to open debit accounts and turn over their debit card, PIN and possibly starter checks to the ringleaders. Continue Reading →
“If you have enough money to mail postcards to every single citizen in the United States, can’t you pick up the mail? Really?” – Connecticut Secretary of State Denise Merrill on the postcard mailing from the US Postal Service Continue Reading →
Currently graduations are not allowed indoors, but in Phase 3, both graduations and religious events, indoors, will be capped at 50% capacity, with a max of 200 – with masks and social distancing. Continue Reading →
“The Silver Shield Association is wrong to create the appearance of pitting its members against those they are sworn to protect and serve; they should stay out of partisan politics. Their lack of recognition of the crisis of confidence in policing, and endorsing a candidate who fiercely opposes police accountability, sends a message to the residents of our increasingly diverse Greenwich community that the police do not have some of our backs.” Continue Reading →
The GPD Special Victims section, in conjunction with the New Jersey State Police, investigated the incident jointly. Continue Reading →
“We think it will speed up government. It will also bring some sense of normalcy to town.” – First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
The single family homes at 97 and 99 East Elm Street have already been demolished. Continue Reading →