6 Mortimer Drive sold on Jan 16, 2019 for $1,050,000 Continue Reading →
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For 18 years Greenwich resident Jeni Howard has been involved with a photo project that started by teaching photography to children orphaned during the Rwandan Genocide against the Tutsi. Continue Reading →
“If Republican-elected officials like Fred Camillo and Peter Tesei were serious about having a bipartisan discussion, we would think they could do better than Carl Higbie.” – Augusta Perrin, Joanna Swomley, Phyllis Alexander, Jean Bergstresser, Richard Bergstresser and Lynne Rohrer, Mary Ellen Markowitz, Lucy von Brachel, Andrew Winston, Harald Hille, and Sally Turner Continue Reading →
At about 4:30pm Greenwich Police received a 9-11 call reporting that a black Mercedes Benz was operating erratically on North Street. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Academy provides faculty 42 residential units, which breaks into 22 single family and 2-family houses, and 20 studios and apartments. Rents range from $550 to $800 for one bedroom units. Also teachers pay up to $1,400 for housing in a 3-4 bedroom house. Their attorney said it is likely that all 42 units would qualify as affordable under State statute 8-30g. Continue Reading →
“I applied for the job and wanted it. But, I had some time to come to terms with the decision. …I’m really touched that I have all this support.” – Ralph Mayo Continue Reading →
Owner of Stateline Fitness,Craig DeCollibus said he is excited for a program that starts on Feb 4 called the Best Self Challenge. The challenge runs six weeks and involves three classes a week. Continue Reading →
Open Arts Alliance has added Kyle LeMaire as Director of Education. LeMaire is busy scheduling theater classes and workshops for children from toddlers to teens. Continue Reading →
A year ago, Greenwich native and former Navy Seal Carl Higbie, was riding high. The married father of two who served two tours in Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom, was a regular on Fox and CNN. Then was given a job in the Trump administration. But it all came crashing down when remarks he made in 2013 as a radio host on Sound of Freedom surfaced. Overnight he became the target of global media outrage. A year later, he says he has learned from the painful experience and is planning a bi-partisan Town Meeting discussion with panelists on the left and right discussion guns, immigration, taxes and foreign policy. Continue Reading →
“You forget about exams for a little while.” – GHS student on visits from Therapy Dogs International. Continue Reading →