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“I’m scared when I hear you have 13 barges on this (mooring) at one time. Several times I’ve heard, where else can the barges go? In Stamford’s master plan it says that water dependent uses are to be consistent with capacity. Maybe we are at capacity.” – Wayne Sullivan Continue Reading →
The Boys and Girls Club awarded 45 new Greenwich Reading Champions this week. The Reading Champions tutoring program is a volunteer program where adults work with children to improve their reading skills. Continue Reading →
Bill Bartlik has been running the concession at Island Beach for years. Now his son Alex is taking over that concession and Bill and his wife Christine have the contract to run both stands at Tod’s Point. Continue Reading →
Police are gearing up for a long holiday weekend. Memorial Day is considered by many as the unofficial start of the summer vacation season. AAA predicted that there will be as many as 1.5 million additional people traveling this weekend compared with last year. A good weekend weather forecast is great news for parades, concerts, and parties. While the Greenwich Police wishes that everyone has fun at this weekend’s activities, they warn that officers will be on patrol to ensure the public’s safety. Continue Reading →
Over 100 private day and boarding schools were featured at Greenwich Education Group’s secondary school fair. We highlighted six of them: Taft, Greenwich Academy, Eaglebrook, Groton, Links Academy and Community School in Sun Valley, Idaho. Continue Reading →
On Sunday, the Greenwich Cardinals football team and coaches worked with younger players during a clinic organized for the GYFL at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich. The league serves as a pipeline for high school football players and the Cardinals players and coaches find ways to include the GYFL players in events and clinics. Continue Reading →
Gina Gladstein will serve as interim chair of the Greenwich DTC. Continue Reading →
On Thursday, at Something Natural Greenwich, which is adorned with the photography of Darien photographer Mary Wade, guests were transported to Nantucket as they sipped cocktails made with Cylinder Vodka and sampled non alcoholic beer from Athletic Brewing Co. Guest also enjoyed Luca’s biscotti and Something Natural’s sandwiches, all while The Exit Five Band entertained the crowd in style. Continue Reading →
During a motor vehicle stop Greenwich Police had a canine walk around the car. He alerted to the vehicle and police arrested a man for having “acid” and “molly.” Continue Reading →
