Why Investing More in Public School Buildings is a Good Idea
One reason I love my office is that it is in my job description that I be knowledgeable about Greenwich, including its history. I…
Day: March 3, 2023
The Case for a Sustainable Central Middle School Building
Greenwich must decide if it is building for the short run and minimizing only construction costs – or for the long run, minimizing the total cost of building and operating the school, while achieving better outcomes in health, wellness, and satisfaction for generations to come.
On Growing Old(er)
Thoughts on growing older
SILVER ALERT
UPDATE: David Chidu, 17, was located and reunited with his family, according to an update from Greenwich police on Friday night. “GPD would like…
The Greenwich Spring Real Estate Market Comes with a Winter Hangover
The spring market is underway with contracts up 46% from last month. We went from 50 contracts at the end of January to 72 contracts at the end of February. Pretty much every new listing that came on market had an offsetting listing going to contract. The result is that our inventory has been essentially flat all year.
Girls with Impact to Honor Amy France at 3rd Annual IWD Concert
On March 8th, Greenwich’s own philanthropist Amy France is being honored at the 3rd Annual International Women's Day Benefit Concert with the Advancing Equity in Philanthropy Award presented by Girls with Impact. Amy is the co-founder of the Luke & Meadow Foundation with husband Brian. Named after her twins, France’s foundation has supported many charities supporting children. “As our kids have gotten older,” notes France, “causes such as turning girls into our next leaders has been on my radar and the work that Girls With Impact does is outstanding, and I am honored to be able to contribute.”
Aquarion Rate Increase Deserves More Consideration
In a surprising turn of events, Aquarion – the water provider for 59 towns and cities in Connecticut – has been told they must…
Brunswick Makes it to the NEPSAC Frozen Four After Dramatic Win
In a thrilling Elite 8 quarterfinal matchup, Brunswick rallied from a 2-0 deficit to stun Nobles, 3-2, in overtime on Wednesday evening. The game-winning…
6th annual Greenwich Color Challenge is Just Around the Corner
Get ready to put your running shoes on and unleash your inner child because the 6th annual Greenwich Color Challenge is just around the…
Observing National Women’s History Month with Breast Cancer Alliance
March is National Women’s History Month, an ideal time to remind women to take charge of their health and prioritize self-care. There are many myths about mammography, and one of the reasons some women decline to go for regular screenings is their fear of radiation. For others, it is the prohibitive cost or limited access that keeps them at bay.
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