Greenwich Falls To Staples in FCIAC Championship, 31-27 Patch.com By Bob Birge Greenwich suffered a 31-27 loss to Staples in the FCIAC championship Thursday after squandering a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter. The defeat eliminated the Cardinals from the state playoffs Mark Borderud It may go down as the greatest ... | ||
| Former officer killed in crash remembered Greenwich Time Greenwich police have set up a memorial to former police detective James Lunney at their Bruce Place headquarters. Lunney who lead the investigation into the 1975 killing of Martha Moxley, was killed in Florida Sunday after his motorcycle was involved ... | ||
| Homeownes remain skeptical over CL&P reliability Greenwich Post Almost a month after an unusual October snowstorm left many Greenwich residents without power, a representative from Connecticut Light and Power was grilled by members of the Northeast Greenwich Association who expressed skepticism that the power ... | ||
| Santa heads to McArdle's Friday afternoon Greenwich Post Prancer, Comet, Donder and Blitzen will be returning to downtown Greenwich to McArdle's Florist & Garden Center, 48 Arch St., for the Third Annual Greenwich Reindeer Festival and Santa's Workshop, Nov. 25 through Christmas Eve, Dec. 24. On Friday, Nov. ... | ||
| Keeping Drivers Safe During the Holiday Season Patch.com By Barbara Heins Greenwich Police are in a giving mood as the holiday season officially begins this weekend. And the effort is keep drivers safe. Thanks to a state Department of Transportation grant, the department's traffic division is spearheading a ... |
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