Since 2002, there have been 1,896 residential demolition permits issued in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Partnership Formed to Protect Greenwich’s Fast Disappearing Architectural Heritage
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Tip about An Improperly Parked Car Near Exit 4 Leads to Multiple Charges for NY Man
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An officer on patrol was alerted to an improperly parked Honda on Circle Drive Ext. The car had been reported stolen. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Camillo: Violence in Washington, DC Is Disgraceful
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“This degradation of Democracy needs to end now. The world is watching, and history is recording the actions of those in charge, and especially of those who remain silent. No nation can claim to be the world’s leading democracy when it can’t secure its own Capitol.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Fred Camillo
P&Z Considers 21-Unit 8-30g Development on Hollow Wood in Flood Zone
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Numerous neighbors voiced objections to an 8-30g pre-application for a potential 21-unit development at 28 Hollow Wood in Pemberwick that would include a daycare facility. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Weather
Amid 2nd Wave of Covid-19, Good News is No Influenza, Fears of Vaccine Are on the Wane
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Six more people in Greenwich died from Covid-19 in the past week. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health
Greenwich DTC: Insurrection in DC is repugnant and horrifying
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“This orchestrated riot subverts the most fundamental values of our democracy.” – Statement by Greenwich Democratic Town Committee Continue Reading →
Filed under: Joe Angland
Robert A. Steiner, 77
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Funeral Mass Saturday 11:00am at St. Catherine of Sienna R.C. Church, Riverside. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Obituaries, Coxe & Graziano, Robert Steiner
DUI for Woman Who Crashed into Utility Pole
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On Jan 3 around 2:30am multiple Greenwich Police responded to the area of Cognewaugh Rd and Sundance Drive. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
P&Z Watch: Vinyl Siding Could Be Deal Breaker for Applicant Seeking Historic Overlay Incentive for 2nd Dwelling
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An applicant in a 1885 house in the Fourth Ward installed “state of the art wood-looking vinyl” siding, trim and shutters. They seek a Historic Overlay in which they deed restrict the historic house in perpetuity, in exchange for permission to build a second house in their back yard. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Division Street, Historic District Commission, Historic Overlay, Planning & Zoning Commission, vinyl siding
Pediatric Urologist Garners Inaugural Norm Roth Leadership Award
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The award includes a $5,000 grant to promote the growth of physicians who exhibit strong leadership potential. Continue Reading →