Andersen to retire as chief of police
Police Chief William C. Andersen announced his retirement from the department at the start of August. He cited a desire for new challenges and family time and said he is a candidate for U.S. Marshal for the District of Connecticut, noting meetings with White House and state officials and plans to apply for retirement benefits.
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Japanese mothers seek volunteers to bridge Greenwich gaps
Despite rapid growth of Japanese residents in Greenwich, many families struggle to connect with Americans. Japanese mothers, led by Kumiko Kishi and others, aim to recruit more community volunteers to foster friendships, sharing that newcomers must take the first step to be welcomed.
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Local collectors favored for town recycling plan
The Greenwich Recycling Advisory Board will decide next week whether to use local collectors or an outside contractor for the next phase of recycling. The plan expands pickup to include plastics, metal cans, glass, and newspapers, with start anticipated in October or November. Local collectors are favored for knowledge of streets and community needs, though alternate plans involve no local bidding or bids from other collectors. SWEROC's IPC grant supports the broader program for 17 towns, with operations expected to begin by December.
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