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04/03/2025

Brrrrr… Today, Greenwich faced off in a scrimmage against Catskills. The regular season for both softball and baseball opens this Friday as they host Cambridge-Salem. You can find the complete schedules for all Witches sports at the following link: Witches Sports Schedules (https://wasarenleague.org/public/genie/775/school/3/). —DAN PEMRICK PHOTOS

04/01/2025

Today’s newsletter features local business briefs and information about a proposed Hudson beach. https://journalpress.substack.com/p/tuesday-business-briefs-new-developments

03/28/2025

Lance Wang conveys in today’s column to get involved with your community to feel a connection to it. https://journalpress.substack.com/p/on-the-square-column-connect-for

03/27/2025

What we lose when local media fades --

What we lose when a newspaper fades

03/26/2025

Today’s free newsletter. Join our daily Substack. https://journalpress.substack.com/p/op-ed-shaping-our-future-by-greenwich

03/24/2025

Greenwich board considers solar moratorium. Story:
https://journalpress.substack.com/p/greenwich-board-considers-solar-moratorium?r=31pbvs/

LEGAL NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING ON
PROPOSED RENEWABLE ENERGY MORATORIUM, TOWN OF GREENWICH

TAKE NOTICE that a public hearing will be held by the Greenwich Town Board at the Town Office, 2 Academy St., Greenwich, NY on April 8, 2025, at 7:15 PM for the purpose of obtaining public comment on a proposed Renewable Energy Moratorium for the Town of Greenwich. Further information, including copies of the text of the proposed Renewable Energy Moratorium, is available at the Town Clerk’s Office.

Dated: March 11, 2025 DEBORAH TJARKS, TOWN CLERK

Library upgrades

03/17/2025

After five and a half years of keeping the same price, we will have to raise the subscription rate but for now you can still subscribe/renew at the old rate at jpsubs.com.

Read more: https://journalpress.substack.com/p/newspaper-rate-increase-a-local-play

03/16/2025

Our Sunday Paper Edition has it all — free, all in one post. Enjoy. https://journalpress.substack.com/p/our-sunday-paper-edition-has-everything

03/13/2025

Local news and notes, plus newsprint cost increases may spell doom. Free daily newsletter: https://journalpress.substack.com/p/lots-of-local-events-and-accolades

03/12/2025

Greenwich awarded $4.5M in NY Forward funding.

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that the Village of Catskill will receive $10 million in funding as the Capital Region winner of the eighth round of the Downtown Revitalization Initiative, and the Town and Village of Greenwich and the Village of Athens will each receive $4.5 million as the Cap...

03/11/2025

Greenwich flag project seeks donations, Prohibition talk, memoir class...

Talk about bootleggers, memoir writing workshop

03/09/2025

The Lady Witches faced a tough defeat against Stillwater in the Section 2 Class C Championship game on Saturday at HVCC. Known for their high-scoring ability and averaging 69.6 points per game, Greenwich struggled offensively, finishing with just 15 of 57 shooting. Despite having beaten Stillwater twice earlier in the season, the Witches were unable to find their rhythm as the Warriors applied aggressive defense, resulting in a 49-42 upset. Brooke Kuzmich led Greenwich with 11 points, while senior Grace Auteillo added 9 points. Riley Brophy contributed 4 points, and defensive specialist Luna Wiebe played a key role in the team’s success, which boasts an impressive 93-4 record over the last four seasons. —DAN PEMRICK PHOTOS

03/09/2025

Our Sunday Paper Edition:

And the comics!

03/08/2025

Today’s free newsletter — local digital newspaper efforts and Music from … Greenwich? https://journalpress.substack.com/p/local-newspaper-digital-efforts-and

03/07/2025

Outdoors Tomorrow goes to New York City, and Bob Henke sees “ants.” https://journalpress.substack.com/p/bob-henkes-outdoors-tomorrow-column

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“Heroes & Sweethearts” at Greenwich CSD March 26.

Iraq War Army veteran Rick Yarosh and former MMA fighter Tom Murphy joined Greenwich CSD and superintendent Dr. Jennifer Steimle today for an anti-bullying talk, “Heroes & Sweethearts,” serving various age groups with separate presentations on campus. Here, Murphy demonstrates with student Miguel Gonzalez to 7-12th graders that, with encouragement from the community, we all can fly higher. More in our next issue. Subscribe at jpsubs.com.

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Capt. Marla Hodge and Maria Saavedra are proprietors of the Caldwell Belle, which had a ribbon cutting today at Lock 5 to celebrate the sternwheeler’s 50th birthday. Here’s a scene from the event. Photos to follow.

Congrats to Greenwich girls basketball for winning the regional Class C title vs. Duanesburg today at HVCC. Photos to come.

CLASS CC CHAMPS! Greenwich girls basketball beat Corinth 53-39 last night in Albany to win the Class CC title. Brooke Kuzmich was the tournament MVP. Greenwich will play Class C bracket winner Duanesburg Friday 4:30 at HVCC. The winner will represent Section 2 in the Class C state tournament.