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A blast of arctic conditions that will impact the state from Dec 25 to Dec 28, including wind chills during the overnight hours that are expected to drop into the single digits and near zero in some areas. Continue Reading →
Three cars were involved in the collision Monday around 4:45pm on I95 southbound in the area of the exit 3 entrance ramp from Field Point Road in the Town of Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Another winner among students? The young person that arrived from athletic practice and took to the dais with no notes. (44:45 mark via the link above). She talked about her early childhood education challenges due to poor eyesight. She described the small class settings and extra help early in her schooling that enabled her to stay on track, “to grow.” She compared that to the present day in her AP chemistry classes, with desks so packed between lab tables due to large class size, it’s hard to walk around. Continue Reading →
The opposing perspectives seemed to boil down to whether enrollment might be declining in response to cuts or cuts being the response to declining enrollment. In one teacher’s words, “Death by a thousand cuts” or in the words of the Superintendent, “The budget for what the district needs.” Continue Reading →
Runners had three options – a 2.5 mile walk, a 2.5 short run and a 6.3 mile long run that extended around Tod’s Point before returning to the fire house. Continue Reading →
Having lost the entirety of their belongings in the house fire, the Gyeskys are the beneficiaries of a GoFundMe page has been created for donations to help them rebuild. Continue Reading →
The second annual Candlelight Concert was a collaboration across every major music department in the school, with multiple ensembles rotating through the evening. Choral, brass, and string groups each performed under the direction of their respective conductors, highlighting both the diversity of the program and the coordination required to unify so many musicians. Continue Reading →
“We need to encourage the BOE to open the open enrollment process ASAP. Dr. Jones and the GPS administration continue to grant waivers to students from CMS catchment, coupled by years of a condemned building and construction resulting in artificial enrollment data. With a brand-new facility and the same amazing teachers, we strongly believe CMS will become a very appealing option for many.” – Central Middle School PTA Executive Board Continue Reading →
Esther Nabisere, a senior at Greenwich High School, has led international community service efforts, supported congressional constituent outreach, and contributed to research at the Permanent Mission of Uganda to the United Nations. She is active in civic engagement through the League of Women Voters of Greenwich and plans to continue her studies in public service and constitutional law. Continue Reading →
