Orvis shares your love of dogs and will be offering dog biscuit treats to residents who arrive at shredding day with your dog while supply lasts. Continue Reading →
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Orvis shares your love of dogs and will be offering dog biscuit treats to residents who arrive at shredding day with your dog while supply lasts. Continue Reading →
DNA was used to identify the remains found in Binney Park. The man was about 50 and was last known to be homeless in Stamford. Continue Reading →
While replacing a utility pole knocked down by a car crash, a water main was struck and broke. Continue Reading →
Wood poles are showing significant signs of age-related degradation including woodpecker damage, insect damage, rot/decay, fire damage and vandalism.
“Our goal is, weather permitting, to have this work completed by late summer.” – Mitch Gross, Eversource Continue Reading →
325 Riversville Road sold on March 26, 2019 for $850,000 Continue Reading →
Justin Theroux was honored by Best Friends Animal Society at their Benefit to “Save Them All” at Gustavino’s on April 2, 2019 in New York City. Continue Reading →
A mentally disturbed man in his 50s was pulled from the frigid waters off the rocky part of Tod’s Point on Wednesday afternoon. Continue Reading →
Parent surveys show 94.5% of WMS parents saying their children enjoy coming to school; 94.5% feel their children are appropriately challenged academically; 96.5% strongly agree that staff know/care about their child; and 97.5% say their children feel supported by staff. Continue Reading →
Her grandfather brought his family to Greenwich in the 1960s and her father and uncle attended the Greenwich Public Schools. She is excited to live and work in Greenwich and to reconnect with family friends. Continue Reading →
The mighty Oak tree that served as a monument alongside a bronze plaque honoring Donald Repaci who perished in Vietnam in 1969 was damaged in a winter storm and taken down by the Town. The Oak will be replaced this Memorial Day. Continue Reading →