Greenwich Road Runners and Greenwich Parks & Rec organized the First County Bank Father’s Day Friday 5K Race & 1-Mile Fun Run. Continue Reading →
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Runners of All Ages Lace Up at Inaugural Father’s Day 5K & 1-Mile Fun Run at Tod’s Point
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The event was a collaboration of Greenwich Road Runners, Greenwich Parks & Rec and sponsors including First County Bank and Athleta. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Sports, Athleta, Christopher Cavin, Don Mohr, Father's Day, Greenwich Road Runners, Jeff Robinson
In-Person Hamill Rink User Committee Meeting Results in Confrontation during Public Comment
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Lucia Jansen, of the RTM budget overview committee, said, “I the lead committee that cut the $950,000 request for this budget item. We were very clear that the reason was because of the lack of information, and certainly not because of the genuine support and interest for the rink.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Al Monelli, Alex Popp, Bill Drake, Bill Kelly, Fred Camillo, JoAnn Messina, Joe Kantorski
Mild Weather Results in Kerfuffle over Use of Tennis Courts at Loughlin Ave in Cos Cob
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“To hear that an adult, especially one elected to serve on Town government, would encourage the public to break the Town’s rules, is simply sad.” – Sue Snyder, Superintendent of Recreation at Greenwich Parks & Rec
“We own these courts. They work for us…And these people have no interest at all in doing what’s right for the community. Our kids are doing things rather than playing Xbox.” – Carl Higbie, RTM District 8 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Carl Higbie, Loughlin Ave, Parks & Rec Dept, Sue Snyder, Tim Coughlin
Popular Greenwich Parks & Rec Summer Music Camp Bumped to “Gym-a-torium” at Riverside School
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The Parks & Rec board held its monthly meeting for May on Wednesday night. During her summer camp update, Sue Snyder said the popular music & art camp, now in its 80th year, has been been moved to Riverside School, and the musicians will be in the “gym-a-torium”. She said there is a shortage of equipment there and that the acoustics are not ideal for music. Continue Reading →