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The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 420 organized 30 trucks to drive by Greenwich Hospital in a show support for frontline health care workers Monday morning. Continue Reading →
Many have fled to the suburbs and some have run for the hills. I was curious about those young families who decided to stay in NYC even though the city life they once knew has changed so drastically. Continue Reading →
“Everyone – parents, grandparents, private school families, empty nesters, taxpayers, property owners – seems to agree that the reputation of the schools, AND the actual education our students receive, is a major contributing factor to the attractiveness of Greenwich, and a justification for our property values.” – Cricket Dyment and Brian Peldunas on behalf of PTA Council Board of Directors Continue Reading →
Neighbor to Neighbor is experiencing a rapidly soaring demand for groceries. Continue Reading →
“What we need to do is instruct and guide the Superintendent who is still new and doesn’t really understand the context of Greenwich. Sean (Sean O’Keefe, COO) is even newer and doesn’t understand the context of Greenwich…We need to guide our new employees who may not understand the dynamic in Greenwich and what is accepted.” – Peter Sherr Continue Reading →
“As someone with a lot of ‘skin in the game,’ both now and historically, I urge you to reconsider your decision. As I told you on Sunday, I was involved in a quiet effort that helped elect many of you in 2017 on both sides of the aisle. If your decision holds, I am very inclined to join a much louder effort to ensure that those who voted to cut school funding this week face severe political consequences in 2021.” – James Waters Continue Reading →
“If you read the recent news about 2021 school funding, you would have thought evil politicians were hell bent to destroy Greenwich Public Schools. Fake news if there ever was such a thing.” – Peter Sherr, BOE member Continue Reading →
All GTP 2020 tickets will be transferred to GTP 2021, and all current ticket holders are encouraged to save the date. Continue Reading →
A conference call with Yale New Haven Health System leaders on Wednesday gave a snapshot of COVID-19’s movement across the state and some good news for Greenwich and southwest Connecticut. Tom Balcezak, MD, Chief Clinical Officer, Yale New Haven Health said Connecticut’s cases peaked on April 21 with a little over 1,970+ cases. “I hope that is the peak,” he said. “It has been coming steadily down since then. We are now, today, at a little over 1,600 cases in hospitals across the state.” Continue Reading →
Camillo said it would make sense to open up the marinas at the same time as parks. Continue Reading →