Town weighs shellfishing return after water tests
Greenwich plans water quality tests to decide if coastal waters can reopen to ordinary shellfishing. For about 15 years fishermen transplanted catches to cleaner grounds due to pollution. Officials say tests guide pollution source work even if opening remains uncertain. state and town duties on testing are debated at a coastal forum.
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Greenwich
Robert Brown
Parks and Recreation Department
The
Conservation Commission
Frank Keegan
Town planning group weighs its task
The town advisory committee on long range planning will set new procedures to tackle future needs. Chair Barbara McGuigan notes the 19 member group must study trends affecting enrollments and coordinate input from United Way, Greenwich Health Association, the Board of Education and town departments. The effort may require paid staff and will align with the Planning and Zoning Commission and selectmen. Ragland comments further details continue on page.
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Barbara McGuigan
Town Hall
Parks and Recreation Department
McGuigan
Planning and Zoning Commission
Selectmen’s Office
Students' view of GHS from the top of the class
Elizabeth McCoy and David Cohen, top seniors at Greenwich High School, describe the school's size as both overwhelming and beneficial for broad course and social options. They plan Yale and Stamford University futures, with Elizabeth valedictorian and David salutatorian at graduation.
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GHS
Greenwich High School
Elizabeth McCoy
David Cohen
David
Elizabeth
Riverside
Yale University
Stamford University
Greenwich High
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Virginia Morris
John Maloney
Sarah Hartough
Greenwich Catholic
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