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On Saturday, October 12th, the Hispanic Advisory Council of Greater Stamford hosted its annual Honor Your Health fair at its campus in UCONN Stamford. Featured at the event was Gizmo, a 9-year-old therapy dog for mental health, who was there with his owner, Jenifer Adams, to read their story, Gizmo’s Pawesome Guide to Mental Health. Continue Reading →
At the emotional event, a victim of domestic violence bravely told her story of endless court hearings with her abuser who used the family court system to continue the abuse long after their divorce was final. Continue Reading →
A crowd of over 400 turned out for a debate between Democratic candidate Jill Oberlander and Republican candidate Fred Camillo at the Greenwich High School performing arts center Thursday night. Continue Reading →
Approximately 400 pounds of color were used to “dust” the 600 participants who came out for the action-packed, community-wide event. Continue Reading →
Police say the operator of the forklift was shaken up, and wet, after being helped out of the water by co-workers, but escaped serious injury. Continue Reading →
A couple residing on Cognewaugh Rd in Cos Cob were arrested at home by GPD who had fully extraditable warrants for them pursuant to charges including Theft Over $25,000, Money Laundering and Criminal Conspiracy. Continue Reading →
“All the things we have that are really great in the school system have come from the staff.” – Ralph Mayo, GHS headmaster Continue Reading →
A proposed commercial barge mooring would be 0.6 miles from Rocky Point in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
After an application under the Town’s 6-110 regulation to incentivize workforce housing resulted in a proposed bulky building requiring a 22 ft wide curb cut and sacrifice of a mature Sycamore, Maple and Magnolia, as well as many revisions in response both to ARC and P&Z adding expense for the applicant, all agreed the process and possibly the regulation should be reconsidered. Continue Reading →
Carmella Budkins has been Greenwich’s Town Clerk for 28 years and has no plans to retire. Continue Reading →