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March 9 Will be Regular School Day in Greenwich; School Bus Tracker in the Works for Families
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“We have requested that all buses have the ability to be tracked by families using a satellite-based app on their phones.” – Dr. Toni Jones Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Transportation, Weather
Rare Disease Day in Greenwich Puts Families, Hope and Research at the Center
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Veronica Chiavaroli, one of the event’s organizers and a parent of a child with a rare genetic condition, brought both urgency and warmth to the gathering. Introducing the speakers, she emphasized the importance of community partnerships and the collaboration between families, researchers and civic leaders. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health
St. Catherine’s Players is the “Light of the World” – Don’t Miss Their Production of Godspell
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The cast and crew of St. Catherine’s Players production of Godspell held dress rehearsal on Wednesday. Performances are on February 27 & 28 and March 1, 6, 7 and 8. Order tickets in advance and note performances will sell out. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Godspell, St. Catherine's Players
From Rehearsal Rooms to Responsibility: Classroom Culture Shapes Student Action at Greenwich High School
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“In Greenwich High School’s music classrooms, teachers say the work extends beyond learning notes, rhythms, and repertoire. Across band, orchestra, choir, and music production, students are expected to prepare independently, listen to one another closely, and take responsibility for outcomes that depend on the entire group….Last spring, those habits appeared outside the classroom. When band director Michael Breaux learned his position at Greenwich High School would not continue, students organized independently to advocate for the program and for him to remain.” – James Bonney Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools, Bethany Fuscaldo, Dr. Barbara Freedman, GHS Music Dept, James Bonney, Jason Polise, Luke Rosenberg
Greenwich Schools Chief Apologizes for “Challenging Morning Travel Conditions”
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Dr. Jones said decisions about closures or delays are made at 4:30am based on information available at that time. She said no one will be counted tardy for Wednesday morning. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Weather
NWS Special Weather Statement: Snow “Up to 3 Inches Possible” Wednesday
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“Snow currently moving through the area may come down briefly heavy at times, reducing visibility to 1/4 mile or less. Accumulations of 1 to 2 inches are expected, with locally up to 3 inches possible. When encountering the heavy snow, slow down, use headlights, and leave extra room between you and the car in front of you.” – National Weather Service Continue Reading →
Filed under: Transportation, Weather
Blizzard Update: Lamont Extends Severe Cold Weather Protocol to Thursday Afternoon
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Gov Lamont has extended the severe weather protocol through Thursday afternoon. Frigid temps are expected to remain in Connecticut over the next couple of nights. The severe weather protocol was initially activated on Sunday, ahead of the blizzard & was set to expire today at noon, but the updated forecast is now showing that over the next couple of nights wind chills are expected to dip to around 10°. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Transportation, Weather
What to Know about the School Speed Cameras: Expect a learning curve
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“We’re looking at engineering, enforcement and education. If there are things we can do to make it safer near these schools, that’s what those resources are going to be allocated for.” – Greenwich Police Chief Jim Heavey Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, Schools
RH Estates Set to Open on Greenwich Ave in Spring 2026 at former Ralph Lauren Building
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RH is expanding on Greenwich Avenue again. Originally known as Restoration Hardware, the business operated for several years at 239 Greenwich Ave, home today to Betteridge Jewelers. From there RH moved to their 23,000-square-foot flagship gallery, RH Greenwich/The Gallery at the Historic Post Office, in the repurposed building at 310 Greenwich Ave. They also operate RH Outdoor at 264 Greenwich Ave, focusing on outdoor collections, including furniture, lighting, and rugs. Today, plans are in the works for RH Estates to open this spring in the Beaux Arts limestone building at 265 Greenwich Ave that was formerly home to Ralph Lauren. Continue Reading →