At the end of January, the Greenwich High School Model United Nations (MUN) team took 31 students to the 66th Harvard Model UN Conference. Continue Reading →
GHS Students Pursue Collaborative Learning Experience at Harvard Model UN Conference
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Feb 4-7, 2019
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Littman: Camillo’s Proposed Independent Commission on Redistricting Would Inject Politics into the Process
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“The proposed makeup of Rep. Camillo’s commission is, to put it mildly, curious, given that it completely excludes the Working Families Party, which has garnered 2.6 times more votes over the two election cycles than the Independent Party.” – Sarah Darer Littman, Greenwich Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Fred Camillo, Independent Party, Sarah Darer Littman, Working Families Party
Judge Orders $100K Bond for Old Greenwich Mom Accused, Again, of Child Abuse
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An Old Greenwich mother of three appeared in court for charges last summer including Intentional Cruelty and Risk of Injury to a Minor. While she was there the prosecutor said the State had become aware of a complaint from a neighbor who had evidence in the form of a recording. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich Adds Free Meals for Members in Need
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On Fridays, each ‘weekend meal’ registered member receives fruit, a bag of non-perishable and easy to prepare food and drinks which is enough to the last for their entire weekend. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Health
NMS Third Grader Celebrates His School’s Diversity with A “School of Fish”
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“Why are you doing this you may ask? Because every person in our community is different. The way they look, they way they talk, the way they act, and other ways. As we get older, the things we do and the things we say will change; and what better way to show that is to have everyone in NMS design their own fish. It shows everyone’s culture and the way they feel at that moment when they are making the fish.” – Kyler Woerz, 9, North Mianus School Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools, diversity, Kyler Woerz, North Mianus School, origami, school of fish
OPEN HOUSE: “Bo Peep” and “Sheriff Woody” Are Inseparable, Affectionate, Available at Adopt-A-Dog
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Room for two? These two dogs are inseparable and were found roaming the street in West Virginia. They were clearly someone’s pets because they are very socialized with people and love attention. Adopt A Dog is having an adoption event on Saturday, Feb 9 from 12:00 to 4:00pm. There are also puppies and dogs of all sizes and ages! Continue Reading →
Filed under: Dogs, Adopt-A-Dog, Bo Peep, Sheriff Woody
Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich Announces 51st Youth of the Year Winner, Honors Rebecca Breed as Champion of Youth
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Michael Rincon was honored on Thursday night as the Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich 2019 Youth of the Year. Also honored was Champion of Youth Rebecca Breed. Her family pledged a donation to the Club of $1 Million over the next ten years from the Rebecca Breed Scholarship Foundation. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Giving, Volunteering, Bobby Walker Jr, Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich, Fred Camillo, Rebecca Breed, Steve Meskers
Friend’s Foreboding Tweet about Missing Woman: “It’s a Crazy World”
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A week before Valerie Reyes’ body was found inside a suitcase in Greenwich, a friend tweeted: “It’s a crazy world & we are all worried.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Tesei: Town Worker Photographing Homicide Crime Scene Was “Insensitive, Inexcusable”
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“The victim was a daughter, a sister and a cousin of a family who is suffering a tremendous loss at this time. This thoughtless and insensitive behavior by an employee is inexcusable.” – First Selectman Peter Tesei Continue Reading →