Laura Erickson opened up about everything from school infrastructure, to cops on the Ave, to “parental rights.” Continue Reading →
Laura Erickson, Democratic First Selectman Candidate: “Greenwich Can Do Better”
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Surprise! New Lebanon School’s Erin John is Greenwich Schools Selection for CT State Dept of Education 2024 Teacher of the Year Program
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Greenwich Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones and Deputy Superintendent Dr. E. Ann Carabillo surprised first graders and their families after a spring singing performance for parents on Thursday that New Lebanon School’s Erin John is the district’ selection for Connecticut State Department of Education’s 2024 Connecticut Teacher of the Year Program. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Connecticut State Department of Education’s 2023 Connecticut Teacher of the Year Program, Dr. Ann Carabillo, Dr. Toni Jones, Erin John, New Lebanon School
Championing Food Waste Reduction: Waste Free Greenwich Celebrates Local “Waste Warriors”
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Some of the recipients included six local restaurants who took important actions to reduce their food waste, such as composting and donating surplus food. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Avery Imp, Beth Evans, Center for EcoTechnology, Doug Grabe, Greenwich Cheese Company, Greenwich Conservation Commijssion, Greenwich Food Matters Challenge
Greenwich Schools Appoints New Principal at New Lebanon School
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Dr. Russo is currently the deputy superintendent in New York City Department of Education’s District 11 in the Bronx, a position he has held since 2020. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Alexandra Michaelson, Dr. Daniel Russo, New Lebanon School
At New Lebanon School, an All-Hands-on-Deck Approach to Learning is Reaping Rewards
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Principal Michaelson and Assistant Principal Eisenstein sat down this week with GFP to share trends and accomplishments at the school – attracting magnet families, enrollment, and the success of a focused and implemented data-driven School Improvement Plan. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Alexandra Michaelson, Carol Pugliano-Martin, Erin John, Greenwich Alliance, Lindsey Eisenstein, New Lebanon School, School Improvement Plan
Improvements to Dangerous Delavan Ave Intersection Considered by Selectmen
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DPW deputy commissioner Jim Michel said project would include new high-visibility crosswalks, crosswalks shortened by about 50%, and Rapid Rectangular Flashing Beacons. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, bumpouts, Chestnut Street, crosswalk, Delavan Avenue, I-95, New Lebanon School, pedestrian safety
New Lebanon School Students Set to Perform Winnie the Pooh Kids
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The theater program at New Lebanon School benefits from a generous grant from the Greenwich Alliance for Education. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools, Carol Pugliano-Martin, First County Bank Foundation, Greenwich Alliance for Education, Julie Faryniarz, New Lebanon School, Reed Newberry
New Lebanon School to Stage ‘The Addams Family’ Thanks In Part to Greenwich Alliance Grant
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At the close of Tuesday’s dress rehearsal, Julie Faryniarz, director of the Alliance, made a surprise announcement about a theater grant for 2022-2023. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools, Andrea Casson Vaz, Audrey Maurer, Carol Pugliano, Dana Rodriguez, Darina Fox, Greenwich Alliance for Education
As Port Chester Super-Sizes, Traffic Safety Issues Come to a Head in Byram
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Byram residents say traffic and dangerous driving threaten their neighborhood safety and quality of life.
Across the river in Port Chester, where Main Street is being redeveloped with multi-story buildings, residents will funnel through Byram to reach I-95 exit 2. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Transportation, Byram Neighborhood Association, Delavan Ave, I-95, Mill Street, New Lebanon School, Port Chester
PTA Rescues the Holidays for New Lebanon School with a Drive-through “Festival of Trees”
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New Lebanon School PTA came up with a fun, Covid-safe community holiday event. Decorated trees lined the bus circle and Santa and his elves greeted families. Continue Reading →