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“RESIDENTS will pay hundreds of dollar more yearly for their garbage to be transported to Holly Hill by their hauler.
Businesses, offices, restaurants, schools, housing authority, government buildings, etc, will pay thousands of dollars more yearly for their garbage to be transported to Holly Hill by their hauler.” Continue Reading →
Round Hill Volunteer Fire Company donated critical PPE, including 10,000+ surgical masks and 200 Tyvek suits to organizations including Greenwich Hospital. Continue Reading →
Neighbors John Macri Sr, 92, and Paul Cappiali, 10, shared their birthday on Wednesday. A drive by birthday parade featured Greenwich police officers who got out of their patrol cars to salute Mr. Macri, an Army veteran. One neighbor walked the parade route with a cowbell and tossed candy to spectators. Continue Reading →
For people with students who need additional support often not provided by the school, Greenwich Education Group’s Learning and Development Center is launching an exclusive Student Concierge Service. Continue Reading →
“Mr. Lerum, I appreciate your engagement but please leave the Chicago-Style Rahm Emanuel Punch-em the face antics behind. We roll differently in Greenwich. We actually talk with each other. My home telephone number is in the book.” – Peter Sherr, Member, Board of Education Continue Reading →
“My symptoms were a stomach ache, cough, sore throat and congestion….Then came a killer sinus headache, body aches and fatigue a few days later. My constellation of symptoms didn’t match the headlines at the time, which said that most patients have a fever and shortness of breath. I had neither.” – Michele Turk, Greenwich Continue Reading →
Beth Bye announced that licensed summer camps in Connecticut will be allowed to open as of June 29, but under “very specific public health guidance.” Continue Reading →
Abilis residential staff demonstrated their gratitude to the Abilis CEO Amy Montimurro for going out of her way to keep them save during COVID-19 Pandemic Continue Reading →
“Maybe there will be a nice senior graduation for all the kids in high school. We’ll all be back late summer.” – Governor Ned Lamont. Continue Reading →
The Town shared maps indicating designated routes for residents visiting Greenwich Point, Byram Park and Cos Cob Park. Continue Reading →