Greenwich residents are upset about the cutting of many trees in Greenwich along I95 northbound. Continue Reading →
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Greenwich residents are upset about the cutting of many trees in Greenwich along I95 northbound. Continue Reading →
“I’ve always had an interest in community service and civic life,” he said. “I’d like to take the experience I have and apply it to a non profit or small business start up.” – Peter tesei Continue Reading →
Four new recruits to Greenwich Fire Dept were sworn in on Thursday at Greenwich’s Public Safety Complex. Continue Reading →
Greenwich High School is piloting a program of vaping detectors in bathrooms as of Friday, Feb 1. Continue Reading →
Officer Yves Pierre speaks multiple languages including Creole, which was just what was needed in a recent incident. Officer Pierre was able to de-escalate the situation by jumping in on the phone and speaking Creole. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police celebrated Pat Street’s retirement on Wednesday. She worked for the town for 17 years, with 11 of them in the Police Dept. Continue Reading →
Effective February 1, 2019 Parking Services will report directly to Deputy Police Chief Mark Marino. Continue Reading →
At the town hall event Wednesday night which was billed as a bi-partisan discussion of current events, there were no representatives of the left on the panel. Instead, three Democrats in the audience debated back and forth with the all-conservative panel. Continue Reading →
Do you live on a highly trafficked road, have an odd shaped lot, challenging topography, live in a FEMA SLOSH zone, adjacent to commercial or a school? Live right by I95 or the train tracks? These are “influence factors” used to calculate your real estate tax. Continue Reading →