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Consider attending a game! There is an FCIAC tournament at Farifield Ludlowe on November 6 and then the Cardinals last soccer game of the season is November 13 at GHS Field #3 at 3:15pm. Continue Reading →
At least 53 countries and 30 languages are represented at the diverse public school. Continue Reading →
188 Round Hill Road sold on Oct 10, 2025 for $11,250,000 Continue Reading →
“It seems to me that with the loss of the trees, it begins to me to resemble Arlington Cemetery. We have monument, monument, monument, and a monument across the street – all at an intersection with great historic quality and beauty.” – P&Z Commissioner Mary Jenkins Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Fire Dept promoted seven people during a packed promotion ceremony on Thursday. Fire Chief Joseph McHugh welcomed a large turnout that included families, members of the Fire and Police Departments, friends and elected officials. After each member of the Fire Dept was introduced, he took an oath administered by First Selectman Fred Camillo. Continue Reading →
Two heavy agendas included changing 5-house structure at GHS to one based on grades: 9, 10, 11 and 12; moving to a 7-block fixed schedule, consolidating freshmen English/Social Studies and not weighting the grades, school bus parking, and Cardinal Stadium lighting. The much anticipated enrollment report was presented. Also the head of IT gave an update on the cellular improvement project at GHS. Continue Reading →
Bring the family and watch the funtastic and high-flying Wizards take on Greenwich Public Schools staff and hopefully some of our favorite Greenwich residents. Continue Reading →
In addition to the RH location in the historic Post office building and RH Outdoor at 264 Greenwich Ave, this will make for RH’s third location in downtown Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“At the hearing, the Commission specifically noted that their decision was extremely narrow and that the complainant, Fred Camillo, would need to seek relief from the Superior Court to have a judicial determination regarding who may appoint members to serve on the Greenwich Board of Education.” – Democratic members of the Board of Education, Sophie Koven, Karen Hirsh, Kathleen Stowe
“”I sincerely hope that these members who the commission found violated state law will pledge to abide by that law in the future and avoid putting the town through this unnecessary process again.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
