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Modifications include no commercial uses, except those pre-existing at 405 Greenwich Avenue. Also, below market condos must be sized at 90% of market rate condos. Continue Reading →
“Even outside of practices, I see our partners walking to classes with our athletes, giving high fives and knuckles in the hallways, and doing ‘Game day lunches’ together.” – Deirdre Burke GHS Unified Sports Program Coordinator Continue Reading →
On Sunday Greenwich High School students Eva Barber, Tyler Bell, Santa (Edward Puskar), and a group of nearly 20 of their GHS friends held a successful Photos with Santa fundraiser in the American Legion building in Glenville. Continue Reading →
It was so cold it was almost painful to watch, but the Abilis Youth Board led a group into the cold waters of Long Island Sound on Sunday. Continue Reading →
While the Greenwich Public Schools positions of facilities director as well as superintendent, GHS athletic director and principal have all turned over in recent years, the flood damage and frustration on the part of athletes and coaches the experience is a flash of déjà vu. Continue Reading →
This beam now proudly stands as part of the frame of the club’s soon-to-be gymnasium, a centerpiece of the expanded facility. Continue Reading →
The award winning Greenwich High School Theater Arts Dept invites you to Annie. Performances take place Friday, December 13 & Saturday Dec 14, 2024 at 4:30pm & 7:30pm in the school’s black box Theater, 10 Hillside Road. The entrance at the back of the south parking lot. Look for the new awning. Tickets are $10. Continue Reading →
Officials and students gathered at Western Middle School for a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of new athletic fields after an eight-year closure. The fields were closed in 2016 after soil contamination was discovered. Continue Reading →
Abilis Gardens & Gifts is a retail-store training site where Abilis program participants learn valuable retail job skills and work toward community-based jobs in sales and production. This holiday season, they are your source for floral arrangements, plants, Greenwich-themed items, jewelry, handmade bath and body products, candles, holiday gifts and more. Abilis Gardens & Gifts is located at 50 Glenville Street in Greenwich 06831. Tel. 203-531-4438. Continue Reading →
