Greenwich’s boys basketball tops Fairfield Prep
By David Fierro Leading by only one point at halftime in the first round of the CIAC Division I Tournament, Greenwich High School’s boys…
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COVID Lockdowns, Middle School Brain, and Struggling Teens
By Lockey Coughlin Around the time of my daughter Shea’s 11th birthday, she began to forget things: the simplest of instructions, tap shoes for…
Current Road Closures and Traffic Alerts for March 12, 2024, as of 9:00 AM
In the early hours of today, March 12, 2024, several road closures and traffic alerts have been reported by Greenwich Police. The following is…
Historical Society Recognizes Women with an Indelible Influence on Social Advocacy and Journalistic Activism
Clare Boothe Luce, Annie Leibovitz, Margaret Bourke-White, Jane Pauley, Helen Keller and
Harriet Beecher Stowe are among the trailblazing women who helped to shape the public’s understanding of the world and society through their photographs, reporting and social advocacy. Greenwich Historical Society is privileged to have prominent experts help us to understand how these remarkable individuals left an indelible mark on our society through a series of lectures in March in honor of Women's History Month.
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