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Gatekeepers at Tod’s Point are enforcing an ordinance that prohibits anyone from entering the beach with “advertising” on their car. Some longtime residents have been ejected for having just a few small words embellished on their cars. Continue Reading →
Carlos Hernandez is gearing up for a busy summer at the Old Barn Concession at Susie Baker Pavilion (north concession) and the main concession, which is the south concession. Continue Reading →
New surveillance cameras at Greenwich Point will snag people who drive right past the gatehouse, or argue with the attendants. Continue Reading →
Ferry service to Island beach begins Saturday, June 10. Continue Reading →
The Annual Greenwich Kite Flying Festival will be held once again this spring at Greenwich Point Beach. T Continue Reading →
Since the Parks & Rec Dept announced they will not issue beach stickers for 2017 – instead incorporating vehicle information into beach pass bar codes – residents who rely on the stickers for entrance to Holly Hill have been in a quandary. Continue Reading →
Beach renewals will go out on Friday Feb 24, 2017. Look for them the week of Feb 27. That and more updates from the Parks & Rec board. Continue Reading →
Highlights of people and events from 2016 in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Saturday, Dec 10 was freezing, but that didn’t stop a couple dozen dogs from enjoying themselves, making friends and plunging in the Sound. Leashed dogs are only allowed at Tod’s Point from December 1 through March 31. Dogs must have licenses attached to their collars, and dogs must remain on a leash in the hands of an adult throughout the park.
All dogs must be under control below the mean high water mark and must NOT cause a disturbance to any person or other animal.
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Last weekend the Town posted warnings of sea lice, which are microscopic jellyfish larvae that can cause a painful and itchy rash, especially when trapped inside a swimsuit. This weekend, the Town issued a jellyfish warning. Continue Reading →