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“Around the country there are health departments saying football is high risk. Maybe we can mitigate the risks to allow these kids to play safely.” – Governor Ned Lamont Continue Reading →
“We’re so happy they’re all back together with their friends.” – parent of twin boys in second grade at Old Greenwich School Continue Reading →
Greenwich Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones has appointed Matthew Hartigan as Interim Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) Administrator for Greenwich High School for the 2020-2021 school year, effective immediately. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Housing Authority, now “Greenwich Communities,” is not alone in changing its name. The Housing Authority of the City of Bridgeport created a new logo and changed its name to Park City Communities. Continue Reading →
“The amount of explosive fireworks coupled with the close proximity of homes posed a risk to the area. These devices are regulated by law for good reason.” – Captain Mark Zuccerella Continue Reading →
The Greenscape committee will present mprovements to the grassy island located at the foot of Stanwich Rd at East Putnam Avenue and Old Post Road #6 in Cos Cob for public comment at the Wednesday, Sept 9 P&Z meeting. Continue Reading →
140 Field Point Circle sold on Aug 14, 2020 for $17,000,000 Continue Reading →
“As parents ourselves, we can say that our kids have never been so excited to get back to school. For all of us who feel the weight of six months of quarantine, imagine if that is 5% of your entire lifetime.” – Board of Education members Peter D. Bernstein (Chair) and Kathleen Stowe (Vice Chair) Continue Reading →
Over the weekend, players Tweeted at Governor Ned Lamont on social media with the hashtag #letusplayCT, with many Tweets featuring photos of players in masks holding signs with slogans like, “We followed the rules. Stop changing the game,” and “We followed the rules, Let us Play.” Continue Reading →
