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The settlement protects protest rights in Quinn v. Eucalitto. The settlement stops Connecticut State Police from breaking up peaceful highway overpass demonstrations on public sidewalks. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Mahjong Club launched the town’s first local structured Mahjong League in January, with Spring League registration now open. Continue Reading →
Discussion touched on the large amount of disturbance so close to the water, proposed loss of the last remaining mature Oak tree that was part of a grove, and setbacks. A home on the lot that dated to 1969 was previously demolished and the new one is proposed to be constructed closer to the water involving a lot of site disturbance. Continue Reading →
Full time students are eligible for Honors and High Honors status based upon their quarterly Grade Point Average. Students with GPA’s of 3.6-3.9 are named to the Honor Roll. Students with GPA’s of 4.0 and higher are named to the High Honor Roll. Continue Reading →
Elizabeth Hopley was elected President of the Greenwich Tree Conservancy Board of Directors. The GTC also welcomed three newly elected members to its Board of Directors: Matt Popp, John R. Conte III and Betsy Vitton. Continue Reading →
The International School at Dundee’s third graders performed in 6th annual IB Showcase on Thursday. Their performances reflected a collaboration among the English and Language Arts, Music, Art and Physical Education disciplines and was funded by the school’s PTA. Continue Reading →
Family members, fellow officers, town officials, and residents gathered to witness Sergeant Richard Stook’s promotion to lieutenant and Court Technician John Browne’s promotion to sergeant, marking important milestones in each officer’s professional journey. The ceremony also included the swearing-in of Special Officer Carlos Franco, who recently retired as a detective Continue Reading →
The applicant said the Hyatt had gone from having several dozen galas a year to roughly 13, and that not only do they typically not overlap with movie showings, but the commission wants movie theater parking prioritized since the theater is open to the public and movie-goers would not want to be shuttled from offsite parking. Continue Reading →
The student-athletes will continue on to play their sport at a DI, DII or military academy. Continue Reading →
