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The weather held for most of the Experience the Sound event on Sunday. Beachgoers wandered up to the Bruce Museum Seaside Center with buckets of creatures to have them identified, watch the Osprey Cam, and learn about shellfish and various conservation efforts in Town. Continue Reading →
This year new participants include a seaweed farmer from The Kelp Farm with information and seaweed tasting, plus an oyster cage fishing boat, face painting a caricaturist, and much more. This is a great, family friendly event! Continue Reading →
The tentative date for an opening ceremony of the Greenwich Pool at Byram Park is June 2. Opening day would be June 3 would be opening day. Dorothy Hamill Rink has code violations and is not regulation size. There is an RFP for $30,000 to update the Hamill Rink 2004 evaluation study. Continue Reading →
The contributors to the process included town of Greenwich staff, RTM members, Greenwich Neighborhood Associations, special interest groups and Public Forum attendees. Continue Reading →
“A walk at the beach can put residents in harm’s way. Seriously. Dog owners continue to insist that they are above the Law and can let their dog run free on the walking trails at Greenwich Point. This behavior creates a problem.” Continue Reading →
Dog season at Tod’s Point starts on Dec 1 and runs through March 31. There will be an event at the beach on Saturday to educate dog owners on their responsibilities. Many Greenwich residents are fed up with off leash dogs, both in parks and in neighborhoods. Continue Reading →
The Parks & Rec director said during his meeting with Peter Tesei and a representative from PAWS of Greenwich, dialogue has begun about Grass Island dog park, commercial dog walkers and off leash dogs on trails. Continue Reading →
Remarkably, 110 of the 112 teens who participated in the 2017 Greenwich Youth Conservation Program said they had a positive experience. Continue Reading →
The event includes a 5K run, a one-mile, accessible walk, family-friendly activities and food and is attended by individuals of all ages and abilities. Continue Reading →
Again, the monthly Parks & Rec meeting had dogs in parks on the agenda. Again, the conversation grew testy. Continue Reading →