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Greenwich Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones on Wednesday announced that Dr. Deborah Perry and Ms Jennifer Stewart have been named Special Education coordinators, effective immediately. Continue Reading →
Teens participating in the Greenwich Youth Conservation Program grow a deeper appreciation for the natural world while gaining a sense of pride in giving back to the place they call home. They build lasting friendships, develop teamwork skills, and connect with others through meaningful service to the Greenwich community, all while being immersed in the great outdoors. Continue Reading →
Last Friday morning, a group of young engineers gathered at Greenwich Town Hall to showcase the robots they’d spent the week building. The presentation marked the conclusion of a week-long, hands-on robotics summer camp run by Ryan Wadhwa, a rising senior at Greenwich High School. Continue Reading →
Camillo said six years earlier, when he first ran for First Selectman, he had promised to take the job one term at a time. “If people thought I did an okay job, I’d keep doing it, but I didn’t want to be a caretaker. I wanted to be somebody in the tradition of the great Griff Harris who was transformational.” Continue Reading →
Police said around 1:00pm on Saturday July 12, officers received a license plate reader alert in central Greenwich for a vehicle wanted with past mail theft. Each suspect faces over 100 individual charges. Continue Reading →
Sarah Osnoss succeeds Eileen Tang, who has completed five years of exceptional service as Board Chair. Membership enrollment at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich is now open as the Club prepares to welcome youth ages 6-18 back to a newly renovated Clubhouse this September. The upgraded facility features a brand-new regulation-size gymnasium, twice the academic space, and a dedicated Teen Center. Continue Reading →
“The incident we had forced us to do this, which is probably a good thing,” Camillo said, adding a suggestion to add language about who can raise the flag to include an honoree under the supervision of a town employee. Continue Reading →
“Everywhere we can, we try to buy as direct as possible, right from the boat.” – Jardar Nygaard Continue Reading →
The HDC’s opinion is advisory to the Planning & Zoning commission, who will need to approve a site plan. There will be an opportunity for public comment. Also, since the statue involves a private donation, the gift must be approved by the Representative Town Meeting. During the July 9 HDC meeting First Selectman Camillo said he was offended by an opinion piece by Sam Rosenfeld, who replied he loved the design of the statue but questioned its proposed location. Continue Reading →
