Road opening is often a fluid process – the road may be cleared and open but may be closed later for a time to reset poles or allow additional cleanup. Continue Reading →
Town Issues Post-Isaias Guidelines to Residents
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First Selectman Declares Local Emergency as Tropical Storm Isaias Beats Up Greenwich
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“We recommend that everyone limit their travel as the Town of Greenwich Department of Public Works, Tree Department, Parks and Recreation Department, and Public Safety Department coordinate with Eversource to clear our roadways of hazards.” – Greenwich Police Captain Kraig Gray Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, Weather, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Police Dept
Wegmans to Open in West Harrison on Wednesday
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The store is enormous at 121,000 sq ft store, just off the Hutch or I-287 at 106 Corporate Park Drive, West Harrison, NY 10604, will offer a wide variety of prepared food and restaurant options, including a Wegmans favorite, The Burger Bar. The Market Café features made to order pizzas and salads, sushi, and subs. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Food Drink Restaurants
Man Charged with Operating a Drug Factory within 1500 ft of School Zone
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While responding to a report of a man throwing objects around an apartment and refusing to leave, police saw potted plants suspected to be marijuana in a hydroponic grow container in plain view. Continue Reading →
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Mailed Seeds You Didn’t Ask For? CT Department of Agriculture Wants to Know
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It isn’t known how safe it is to plant them, because they could be invasive plant species from China, state officials said. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health
Greenwich Public Schools Appoints New Principal at Glenville School
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Ms. Monaco joins the Glenville School Community from her most recent role as Assistant Principal at New Lebanon School. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools
Concession at Byram Park Features Funnel Cake and both Lobster and Sautéed Shrimp Roll
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The pool is a wonderful alternative to swimming in the Sound, given that the sea lice have returned, and that itch is no fun. sea lice is caused by tiny creatures that invade the water. You may not see them, but few hours after swimming, people get a rash along their bathing suit line. Swimmers are advised remove their bathing suits and shower after being at the beach, but the showers are closed, unfortunately. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town
The Show Must Go On: Off Beat Players Adapts to Covid
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“One thing we do know is that Off Beat Players would never cancel.” – Emily Bass, Off Beat Players Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Emily Bass, Kim Malara, Lena Thakor
Parents React to Reopening of Greenwich Playgrounds
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At the Bruce Park playground, mom of two, Maureen Corbo said, “I’ve been waiting for them to reopen. I’m so, so happy that they are. It’s been a long time to entertain toddlers at home, and it’s so much easier to keep them busy and active.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, Bruce Park Playground, Maureen Corbo
LETTER: Stealing lawn signs…Where’s the beauty of “American” free speech?
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“Is Greenwich really a town of free speech and American values if people break the law, trespass and do their most to ensure not all voices and values are heard?” – Sophie Khanna Continue Reading →