Greenwich Police Continue to Investigate Fatal Riverside Crash
By Richard Kaufman Sentinel Reporter The investigation into the motor vehicle crash and fire that killed 42-year-old Devon Dalio, son of billionaire hedge-fund founder,…
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Devon Dalio, Son of Ray Dalio, Dies in Riverside Commons Car Crash
By Richard Kaufman Sentinel Reporter Devon Dalio, the son of Greenwich’s Ray Dalio, died in a car crash at the Riverside Commons Shopping Center…
Investigation of Thruway Shopping Center Motor Vehicle Collision Continues
By Richard Kaufman Sentinel Reporter The Greenwich Police Department and the Connecticut State Police are continuing their on-scene investigation of the fatal motor vehicle…
Emergency Crews Respond to Large Fire at Thruway Shopping Center in Greenwich
Late Thursday afternoon, just before 4 p.m., emergency crews were dispatched to the Thruway Shopping Center located at 1233 E. Putnam Ave. in Riverside…
Occupant From Byram House Fire Dies From Injuries
By Richard Kaufman Sentinel Reporter An occupant of the house that was engulfed by fire and destroyed last Monday on the 160 block of…
Town of Greenwich Appoints New Assistant Fire Chief
By Richard Kaufman Sentinel Reporter On Thursday, the Board of Selectmen officially appointed Brian Koczak, a 24-year veteran of the Greenwich Fire Department, as…
Joseph McHugh Sworn-In as Greenwich Fire Chief
By Richard Kaufman Sentinel Reporter One of Greenwich’s own returned home on Monday, as Joseph O. McHugh was sworn-in as the new chief of…
Former FDNY Member Appointed as New Greenwich Fire Chief
By Richard Kaufman Sentinel Reporter The Greenwich Board of Selectmen voted on Thursday to appoint Fire Department of the City of New York Battalion…
Greenwich Fire Department Offers Recreation Safety Advice
Now that the weather is getting warmer, it’s time to get outside and get active. In Connecticut, that means exploring the state’s various trails…
Greenwich Fire Chief Peter Siecienski Retires
By Richard Kaufman Sentinel Reporter After 48 years in fire services, Greenwich Fire Department Chief Peter Siecienski has hung up his turnout gear. On…
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