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“What really resonated with me was the social and emotional aspect for how our students were being impacted. It was obvious to me it was not just the music. I have reflected, as the leader of this district, and we are going to keep Mr. Breaux where he belongs, at Greenwich High School.” – Dr. Toni Jones Continue Reading →
“Does Greenwich need another hotel when the ones we have aren’t at capacity? More importantly, how do we create a community solution for the BOE and provide a community space for our non profits?” – Suzanne Lio, executive director of the Greenwich Symphony Orchestra Continue Reading →
“These projects, such as the rink and flood hardening at Grass Island will have to be done and need to be included in the CIP. They should not be disappeared in order to make future budgets look fiscally plausible.” – Cheryl Moss Continue Reading →
The Greenwich High School Division III signing ceremony took place on Wednesday. It was a moment to honor all of the GHS Cardinals who have had a prosperous high school athletic career. Their hard work, achievements, and commitment to their sports teams will serve them well at the collegiate level. Continue Reading →
Tyler Fairbairn, who oversees grants for the town, had explained that if the $50,000 in Community Block Grant Program funding for the Greenwich Communities painting project was deleted, the funds would be held in a contingency fund until the funds were designated to an organization, and that the only way the town would lose the funds would be to fail to spend them by the May 1, 2026 deadline. Continue Reading →
The GPD Scholarship Fund was established to provide financial assistance to the children of active or retired Greenwich Police Officers pursuing undergraduate education. It reflects the department’s ongoing commitment to education, family, and the future of its extended law enforcement family. Continue Reading →
New mentorship program offers personalized support for youth with ADHD, Dyslexia, and Autism. To introduce the program and its benefits, the YMCA of Greenwich will host a free information session on Wednesday, June 12, 2025 at 6:30pm. Continue Reading →
We are proposing the adaptive reuse of the historic Havemeyer Building into a dynamic, community-focused performing arts center—paired with a thoughtfully planned residential component that preserves green space, enhances walkability, and supports downtown vitality. – Chuck Royce and John Fareri Continue Reading →
For the students in the Greenwich Jr United Way, this wasn’t just another meeting. It was a moment that peeled back the layers of society and showed the courage it takes to reclaim a life. Continue Reading →
“While it is easy to dismiss this as ‘something that happens in large school districts,’ it simply wouldn’t be fair to the Greenwich Public Schools music community. To many, losing Mr. Breaux is like losing a parent. High school is not easy, and Mr. Breaux made everyone’s day a whole lot brighter. Us students, parents, and those who care about the Greenwich Public Schools music community will not let him go without a fight.” – Miller Fishback and Sylvester Pecora III Continue Reading →