
Regular adult passes purchased prior to April 15 are $35. On or after April 15, passes will cost $40. Continue Reading →
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Regular adult passes purchased prior to April 15 are $35. On or after April 15, passes will cost $40. Continue Reading →
Greenwich playing fields are insufficient, overused and turf is stressed. Engineering consultants Weston & Sampson were hired by Parks & Rec to assess the fields and offer recommendations. Continue Reading →
There was a separate vote on whether to increase the fee for a single day pass for the beach. Continue Reading →
In Pomerance Park, white pines threaten to take over the meadow on the Park’s southern end. About 30 trees will be moved in all, with about 35 percent going to Greenwich Point. Continue Reading →
Reservations for overnight island camping include Great Captain Island and Island Beach. Continue Reading →
A paper sign saying “You must be on line to hold your own place. NO holding places for others” has been taped to the rink entrance for several weeks. Continue Reading →
This event is made up of a series of stations, each dealing with an important aspect of safe cycling. Participants will have their bicycles inspected, learn how to ride, learn the rules of the road, and practice bicycle-handling skills. There will be a police car demo and free helmets will be provided. Continue Reading →
The existing building will be demolished and replaced with modern, structural, steel-framed structure with masonry and glass exterior walls. Tai Soo Kim Architects (TSKA) designed the building to have an intersecting curved roof. Continue Reading →
Parks & Rec director Joe Siciliano said there is a new financial partner in the existing LLC, and Caren Vizzo St. John, will be the new provider of service in the restaurant, now called Cobber North, which is a Parks & Rec concession. Continue Reading →
The town made the difficult decision to cancel what would have been the 84th year for the performing arts camp a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The skate park is open and there are tennis clinics. Continue Reading →