Parkway chosen for Cos Cob pupils after school fire
After Cos Cob School burned last Sunday the Board of Education will place 300 displaced students at Parkway School which had closed in 1981. The Selectmen approved reopening Parkway and the Planning and Zoning Commission will vote tonight. Goals include August 30 start, new fire alarm system, carpeting lighting and window work by month end, with renovations to kitchens and other areas after the term starts. Transport and alternate start times are under review.
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Cos Cob
Board of Education
Parkway School
Board of Selectman
Planning and Zoning Commission
John Whittner
Parkway
Whiitner
Police praise new computer ticketing system gains support
Greenwich Police and Greenwich Avenue merchants praise a hand held computer system for parking enforcement now in its second week of use. Captain James Gleason reports enthusiasm and predicts efficiency gains over the traditional pad and pen method as officers train and a trial runs through month end.
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Greenwich Avenue
James Gleason
Capt. Gleason
Greenwich
Computil
Clifton
New Jersey
First
John Margenet
Moughty sworn in as Greenwich police chief
Kenneth J. Moughty was sworn in as Greenwich police chief by First Selectman John Margenet in a ceremony that drew a standing ovation. Three of Moughty’s four sons helped place his badges as supporters praised his character and leadership for the department.
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Greenwich
Kenneth J. Moughty
First
Margenet
Ken Moughty
Chief Moughty
William C. Andersen
Chief Andersen
Police Department
Greenwich High School
Iona College
Norwalk Community College
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Academy
Quantico
Virginia
Moughty
Andersen
Maxwel Balmain
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