Missy Wolfe, author of The Hidden History of Colonial Greenwich, details the strategies and setbacks of creating Greenwich in colonial America’s First Period. Continue Reading →
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Tesei Shares Ideas with RMA to Make Downtown Greenwich More of a Destination
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First Selectman Peter Tesei’s visions for Greenwich include upgrading public infrastructure and public-private partnerships to make Greenwich Plaza gateway, open up the waterfront and upgrade Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Board of Education, Erin Stewart, Greenwich Harbor, Havemeyer building, Havemeyer field, Lieutenant Governor
RMA to Host John Blankley Talk: In Defense of Connecticut
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Blankley will offer a realistic and nuanced assessment of life, opportunity and challenges in modern day Connecticut. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Connecticut, John Blankley, Retired Men's Association, RMA
BOE Chair Peter Sherr Shares Vision for Future of Greenwich Schools
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Board of Education Chair Peter Sherr addressed the Retired Men’s Association on Wednesday. Some of the topics he covered were collaborative learning and personalized learning vs ‘factory model of education.’ He also talked about state funding and state mandates. But first, Mr. Sherr shared the story of his own education. He said his parents married and had children while still in college, but managed to go on to masters degrees in Business and English respectively in the early 1960s. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Greenwich Public Schools, Peter Sherr, Retired Men's Association
Greenwich Police Chief Heavey Entertains RMA with Stories of FBI National Academy Training
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Greenwich Police Chief Heavey shared his stories of time spent in the FBI National Academy, as well as some of his challenges in Greenwich serving as chief of police. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, FBI, Greenwich Police Chief Heavey, Retired Men's Association, RMA
Greenwich Police Chief Heavey to Speak at RMA, Open to Public
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Chief Heavey will discuss the crucial role of police, and, in particular the interesting training he received at the National FBI Academy, covering among other things, response to terrorism. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Police & Fire, Greenwich Police Chief Heavey, Greenwich Police Dept, Retired Men's Association, RMA
Greenwich’s DPW Commissioner to Speak at RMA on Jan 4
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Siebert and some of her department heads will talk about current and planned business in front of her department. Public Works includes responsibility for construction, development, maintenance of the physical properties in town except the schools. Free and open to the public. Begins promptly at 11:00am at First Presbyterian Church. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Government, Amy Siebert, Department of Public Works, Retired Men's Association
RMA Presents David Shafer: A Humorous Guide to Better Photography
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Many have sat through vacation photos from our friends, squinting to see through darkness, and struggling to see figures that are too far away. David Shafer explain how to take better photographs while regaling attendees with his humor. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, David Shafer, First Presbyterian Church, Retired Men's Association
RMA Speaker Series to Feature Andy Bramante: “Teaching High School Students to Excel in Science Research”
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Everyone wants to know the secret of the phenomenal success of a sports coach whose team wins championships year after year. Meet another kind of coach, Andy Bramante, a Greenwich High School science teacher who mentors and inspires students through the challenging and exciting process of carrying out original science research projects. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Schools, Andy Bramante, Retired Men's Association
RMA Presents Sharon Vos “Seniors Can Do It!” September 7
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Come hear Sharon Vos speak at the RMA on Sept 7. Greenwich resident Sharon Vos will discuss how she does it, competing in strenuous running events that daunt younger people. In 2015, at 60 years of age, coming in first in division in the Boston Marathon. That was just the start. Continue Reading →