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Assistant Fire Chief Charlie Lubowicki said their new leadership roles would require them to sometimes be the boss instead of the buddy. “Other employees will now rely on your keen decision making, your safety ability for their safety, and their safety in turn for their loved ones after every shift.” Continue Reading →
There was a joyous atmosphere at Bosco’s in Old Greenwich where Greenwich Democrats gathered to watch election results. Continue Reading →
Polls open for early voting starting Monday, Oct 19 at Greenwich Town Hall. You can vote from 10:00am to 6:00pm, daily through Sunday, Nov 1. There are extended hours on Oct 27 and 29 from 8:00am to 8:00pm. Mid term election day is Nov 3. Continue Reading →
Coffee for Good operates with the powerful motto, “Inclusion is Brewing.” Continue Reading →
Julian Curtiss School Principal Eduardo Calderón said the renovation preserved the history and character of the building while creating modern accessibility at the school. Continue Reading →
The opening of DeCicco & Sons store at 21 Glenville Street marked the family-owned grocer’s first location in the Connecticut and its first expansion beyond New York. Continue Reading →
“Today we bid a fond farewell to our old school that served us for nearly 70 years. What a beautiful place it is,” he joked as the adjacent demolition of the old school continued…Many of you or your children attended the old CMS, I’m sure it’s bittersweet to see it removed.” – Building Committee Chair Joe Rossetti Continue Reading →
“I’ve been watching your career as you progressed,” Police Chief Heavey said. “You’ve always been an officer who initiates action. You’ve always been the first one out of the car to back up other officers and will be an outstanding asset as supervisor to the patrol division.” Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Fire Dept held a swearing in ceremony on Thursday for five new members. Fire Chief Joseph McHugh introduced the men and First Selectman Fred Camillo, who serves as fire commissioner, swore in each new member. Continue Reading →
“The people who have died in immigration custody had names. They had friends and family who loved them… Their lives mattered and their deaths mattered too.” – Michele Greenberg Continue Reading →