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Many Topics for Discussion at Glenville Community Forum Set for Monday, Aug 14

By: greenwichfreepress | August 13, 2023

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League of Women Voters Greenwich to Host Recap of Connecticut’s 2026 Legislative Session
The event is on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm at Burning Tree Country Club, 120 Perkins Road, Greenwich. Registration is required.
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, April 20-22, 2026
8 Old Round Hill Lane sold on April 21, 2026 for $8,000,000
Greenwich Assessor and BET Chair Explain Ins and Outs of Town Reval at LWV Forum
Greenwich P&Z Mulls GCDS Proposal for Staff Housing and Expanded Daycare

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In Glenville, Residents Gather in Solemn Remembrance of Those Who Made the Ultimate Sacrifice for America
In Glenville, the weather may have hampered parade plans on Sunday, but did nothing to dampen the spirits of more than 100 Greenwich residents gathered at the Glenville Fire House to mark Memorial Day, and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in order to keep America safe.
Hearing on Greenwich School Speed Cameras Raises Concerns over Privacy and Data Collection
At RTM Budget Overview Committee, Frustration over Legal Fees Heats Up, Again

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Record Setting $97.5 Million Sale of "The Mill" in Glenville Announced
As of Wednesday, Greenwich Town Hall did not yet have a record of the transaction, but ConnectCre, who reported the $97.5 million sale, said CBRE closed the sale, describing The Mill as "a trophy mixed-use property," from The Mill Owners Company LLC and procured the purchaser.
Green & Tonic Expands to Glenville
Chef Mike Pietrafeso Opens Bluebird Taqueria in Glenville

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P&Z Watch: Parking Expansion Approved at Former Stop & Shop
The commission approved the application to expand the parking by 61 parking spaces for a new total of 179 spaces, including 9 handicapped spaces, which is more parking than is required.
P&Z Scrutinizes 16 Proposed Apartments at The Mill: Please Preserve the Mansion
P&Z Watch: New 16-Unit Rental Development Proposed at The Mill Complex

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