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Red Cross Issues Emergency Call for Blood Donors
The American Red Cross has extended its urgent call for donors of all blood types to give blood or platelets. With influenza escalating across the country and preventing some donors from giving, and winter weather threatening to
Harry Arora is Our New State Rep.
With 4,310 voters showing up to the polls today, the results are in and clear. Harry Arora is the winner of the contest to replace Fred Camillo as the State Representative from the 151st. Arora, who ran
EGPA to Discuss ‘Scenic Road’ Application with Board of Selectmen
Hoping to gain “Scenic Road” recognition for a roadway loop though Binney Park, the Eastern Greenwich Preservation Association (EGPA) will meet with the Board of Selectmen this week to gain support for the next steps in the
Pedestrian Dies of Injuries
A pedestrian who was struck by a car on Milbank Avenue has died of her injuries. At about 5:20 p.m. on January 8, Elizabeth Deering (77) of Greenwich was crossing Milbank Avenue in the area of Agnes
LATEST PHOTO GALLERIES, click here for our full photo gallery page
Honoring our Veterans
Greenwich showed its respect for Veterans at 5 events held on Monday, November 11. We are very grateful to John Ferris Robben who attended every event and captured Greenwich honoring our veterans with over 400 images of
Barred Owl Sightings on the Rise
Photo by John Robben of a juvenile Barred Owl. Zoologist Jim Knox confirmed and added, “A native Connecticut species, the Barred Owl is one of the few owls which hunts during the daytime, especially on overcast days.
LATEST FEATURES, click here for our full features page
Wine Lovers or Scotch… What to Give
By Jeb Fiorita & Peter Olson It is that time of year where we see packages all tied up in string being delivered all over Greenwich. What we also see, are those marvelous slim bags full of
Green Gift Wrapping Ideas for this Holiday Season
Green Gift Wrapping Ideas: Sustainable Alternatives, and GRAB’s Recycling Tips for a Greener Holiday Season By Sarah Coccaro, Conservation Commission and Julie DesChamps and Sally Davies, GRAB Intro by the Conservation Commission: With the Holidays right around
LATEST SPORTS, click here for our full sports page
Blue Jacket’s Atkinson Strong Since His Return From Injury
By Paul Silverfarb Although Columbus Blue Jackets forward and Greenwich native Cam Atkinson had a slow start to the 2019-20 season, the forward was starting to find his groove. During a stretch in December, Atkinson was on
LATEST LETTERS, click here for our full letters page
Letter: GPS Waste Reduction Program
To the Editor: Conservation Commission, in collaboration with GPS Facilities, PTAC Green School Committee and the Greenwich Recycling Advisory Board, is implementing a waste reduction program in Greenwich Public Schools. The pilot program at three district schools
Letter: From Eagle Hill School
To the Editor, As many of us know, the Greenwich School District has long provided busing for both public and private school students, and it makes sense! As traffic has become more congested, keeping cars off the
LATEST OP-EDS, click here for our full OpEd page
Op-Ed: Our BET Platform
The six Republican members of the Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) are committed to practical financial policies to make Greenwich a great place to live, to raise a family, to work and to retire. Bill Drake,
LATEST EDITORIAL, click here for all our editorials
Christmas Bells and Holiday Stress
Editorial about Longfellow’s poem “Christmas Bells” and Holiday Street
LATEST REAL ESTATE, click here for our full real estate page
Column: November Real Estate Report
By Mark Pruner Taxes drive a lot of the Greenwich housing market. The general consensus has been that the higher priced the house the more taxes are a consideration in buying or selling. This market however is
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Ainsworth Shares her Multi-dimensional View of Netherlandish Art
Dr. Maryan Ainsworth, to speak at Christ Church Greenwich, describes what she will address, in her lecture title, “Seeing is Believing – Landscape and Religion.”
Column: New Year’s Resolutions for Getting Organized
There is something about the new year beginning that conjures up images of starting fresh and getting things for the months ahead. It is no surprise then that one of the most popular resolutions every year is getting organized. Here are 4 tips to help you get organized in the new year.
Learning New Languages Like a Native Speaker
As our world grows smaller due to our interconnectedness, it is imperative that we give our students the ability to communicate in other languages. By doing so, we are enabling them to view the world as more than just a singular entity, and reminding that we are tethered to others by way of our culture, values, religion, and languages.
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GRS Holds Shabbat Dinner with Camillo
Join Greenwich Reform Synagogue (GRS) Rabbi Jordie Gerson and Cantor Harriet Dunkerley for community Shabbat dinner, and Shabbat services with special guest speaker, Fred Camillo, Greenwich First Selectman, on Friday, Jan. 10. Dinner is at 6 p.m. and
MOST RECENTLY POSTED OBITUARIES, click here for all obituaries
Obituary: Helen Robinson
Helen Batten Robinson passed away peacefully on Monday, Jan. 13 at her home in the Taylor Community. Helen succumbed to cancer in the end, but her family is grateful that she passed with little pain or suffering.
Obituary: John Caron
John B. Caron died peacefully on Jan. 15, in the company of his loving wife and family. John was born on July 1, 1924 in Chicago, IL. He graduated from University of Notre Dame with a degree
Obituary: Walter McCoy
Walter Anthony McCoy, age 91, of Greenwich died Friday, Jan. 10. He was born Jan. 5, 1929 in NYC to Selma and Walter Ambrose McCoy, MD. Walter was predeceased by his sister, Dorothy McCoy Horan. He is
