This project aims to improve drainage and prevent erosion during large storm events in the Pemberwick Park area. Continue Reading →
Pemberwick Park Drainage Improvements to Begin on Monday
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Valley Jam 2023 Promises Live Music, Dunk Tank, Food Trucks
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Live Bands will include School of Rock Greenwich, TrummyTones, Especially Everyone and Western Skies featuring local singer Natasha DiMarco. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Glenville, Pemberwick, Pemberwick Glenville Assosication, PGA, Valley Jam
Greenwich House Delegation Tours Sites for Potential Federal Funding with Infrastructure Czar Mark Boughton
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The three sites commissioner Boughton visited were the dam near 200 Pemberwick Rd, the bridge on Route 1 at the juncture of Greenwich and Port Chester by Carvel, and the The Holly Hill Resource Recovery Facility. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Amy Siebert, Fred Camillo, Hector Arzeno, Holly Hill, Mark Boughton, Pemberwick
At Special In-Person D9 Meeting, Residents Voice Concerns about 8-30g to Developer, Brent Carrier
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“Currently we’re looking at 25%, or 55 of the apartments being affordable housing. It’s not low income housing – it’s 80% of Area Median Income (AMI). The base one-bedroom apartment will start at $2,600 per month.” – Brent Carrier Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, 8-30g, Aldo Pascarella, Brent Carrier, Comly Ave, Pemberwick, Pemberwick Road
PHOTOS: Annual Flurry Fest is Merry & Bright at Arch in Bloom in Pemberwick
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The scents of chocolate, sizzling sausages and fresh Pine needles wafted as families perused the trees and wreathes on Sunday. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Holiday, Arch in Bloom, Christmas trees, Derek D'Andrea, Pemberwick
Proposed “Vinci Gardens” Criticized for Height, Mass, Tree Loss, Lack of Respect for Historic Byram School
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There remain major concerns with the site plan for the proposed 52-unit elderly housing development proposed by Greenwich Communities. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, 8-30g, 8-3og, affordable housing, Al Shehadi, Anne Kristoff, Anthony Johnson
Pemberwick Residents Clean Up Post-Ida Flooding: “Now We’re a Retention Pond”
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Pemberwick residents said the destructive flooding this week was not from the Byram River, but rather from the west, where the ball field in Pemberwick Park was destroyed. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Government, Andrea Blume, Byram River, Cross Street, flooding, Fred Camillo, infrastructure
Wetlands Watch: Pemberwick-Glenville Residents Fearful Proposed Homes Will Create Water Problems
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About 20 neighbors shared their fears that moving a stream, eliminating two dozen mature trees, and regrading to make way for two new houses on Hickory Drive would result in changes to watercourses that would adversely impact their properties. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Bob Clausi, Brian Harris, Bryan Muller, Glenville, Hickory Drive, Inland Wetlandsand Watercourses Agency, Pat Sesto
Pruner on Greenwich Real Estate Trends: “Front Country” Along Post Rd and I95 is Most Desirable
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Mark Pruner gave a snapshot of today’s real estate market in Greenwich as well as trends in rentals, condos and co-ops, and single family homes in all parts of town. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, Airbnb, back country, Byram, co-ops, condos, Cos Cob, front country
First Annual Valley Jam Packs the Park in Glenville
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The first annual Valley Jam was a huge success on Saturday, with well over 1,000 people in attendance over the course of the afternoon. Organized by the Pemberwick-Glenville Association, the family friendly event was the outgrowth of the annual Pemberwick-Glenville Day traditionally held in Pemberwick Park. “The best thing about Valley Jam was it was a multi generational event,” said Andrea Blume, the chair of the PGA. “Everyone had a great time – kids, families, older people who’ve lived here their entire lives, and young families who have just moved here and want to get involved with the PGA.” The move to Bendheim Western Greenwich Civic Center allowed for a reimagined event. Continue Reading →