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The 2025 PTA Council Award for Excellence in Voluntarism went to Tom Casazzone.
Lisa Sylvester was awarded 2025 PTA Lifetime Award for Excellence in Voluntarism.
There will be no calling hours. A Mass of Christian burial will be held on June 5th at 11:00am at St. Roch Church, St. Roch Avenue, Greenwich. Burial will be private.
Richard’s ashes will be interred at Round Hill Community Church. Memorial services will be held at a later date.
Art in the Park is set for Sunday, June 1. This year, in addition to 50+ artists exhibiting and selling their work, the event will also feature live music and interactive activities including weaving and arts & crafts.
Besides beautifying the hillside with wildflowers, the garden club gives the children an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, care for the planet and get excited about trying new food.
“The addition of a two-story parking structure is a huge red flag that indicates that the hotel/restaurant will not have sufficient parking, particularly when it hosts weddings and other events which will likely spill over and take precious parking spaces from other entities on Greenwich Avenue.” – Adele Rota Continue Reading →
Greenwich Green & Clean announces the launch of a poster contest in conjunction with the annual International Coastal Cleanup this September. Continue Reading →
Calling hours will be held on Friday, May 30, 2025, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00pm at Coxe and Graziano Funeral Home, 134 Hamilton Avenue, Greenwich. A funeral Mass will be celebrated on Saturday, May 31, 2025, at 10:30am at St. Roch’s Church, 15 St. Roch Avenue, Greenwich. Interment will be private. Continue Reading →
Greenway designation is an important distinction as it protects the ecological integrity of the area and promotes environmental stewardship and protection. Through the development of a new trail network, this partnership aims to provide enhanced outdoor recreational opportunities while protecting the conservation value of this important stretch of open space. Continue Reading →
Benefiting from upbeat live music – drums by Sean Charles and keyboard by musical director Zach Kampler – over 75 students in the cast and crew share High School Musical’s themes of overcoming adversity, challenging social norms, and the power of friendship. Continue Reading →
The enger grabbed a flight attendant, who was seated, shouted “you’re coming with me,” and forcefully brought the victim to the ground. He then attempted to drag the victim up the aisle. With the assistance of intervening engers, he was returned to his seat where he continued to act erratically and made incoherent statements. The captain declared an emergency and the flight was diverted back to Bradley Airport. Continue Reading →
A few years ago Joe Pecora proposed to demolish the house and barber shop, and construct a 4-story, mixed use building 6 residential units, of which 2 would be “affordable” for 40 years, plus a retail component on the ground floor. Continue Reading →
Governor Ned Lamont was honored for his dedication to Connecticut and the YMCA. Continue Reading →
“We gather because we aim to protect our most vulnerable in a time that is urgent.” – Allison Hope Continue Reading →
Over the past years, some formats have included TEDx-style talks, talk shows, movies, TV commercials, construction projects, art pieces, skits, opera, and more. Students can express and convey their knowledge and message within that particular year’s format, but creativity and imagination are highly encouraged. Continue Reading →