After an illustrious 48-year career with S.E. Minor, William “Billy” Reid is retiring from his role as Field Crew Chief. Continue Reading →
S.E. Minor Celebrates the Retirement of William “Billy” Reid, Veteran Survey Party Chief
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Greenwich Fire Truck Struck by Tractor Trailer; I-95 Closed Southbound
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“All 3 personnel on Engine 1 were transported to Stamford hospital for treatment with non life threatening injuries,” Greenwich Fire Dept said in a post on Facebook. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
P&Z Okays Apartment Building at 32 Field Point Rd behind Historic Commercial Building
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The application was submitted under Greenwich’s 6-110 reg that gives incentives for workforce housing. Of the 4 units – 3 will be rented at market rate, and 1 will be a moderate income unit. The development will be constructed over a parking area. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Arn Welles, Greenwich Planning & Zoning Commission, Margarita Alban, Mary Jenkins, Nichols MD, Nick Macri
P&Z Watch: Apartment Building at former Computer Super Center Site Unanimously Approved
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The Greenwich Planning & Zoning Commission approved a 7-unit residential apartment building at 103 Mason Street, where many will remember the Computer Super Center operated for many years. The applicant is 103 Mason Street LLC, which is registered to Brian Derosier, according to the CT Secretary of the State website. The structure will be 3-story and a total of 15,369 sq ft. The breakdown of units is: two 2-bedroom units and five 3-bedroom units. One of the 2-bedroom units will be designated for moderate income under the town’s 6-110 regulation. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, 103 Mason Street, Section 6-110, workforce housing
Dept of Human Services: Help Needed to Provide Back-To-School Shoes for Greenwich Children
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Please consider donating to the Greenwich Department of Human Service Fund’s “Boots and Shoes” drive. In August 2023, 150 Greenwich children received a $50 DSW gift card. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Schools
Independence Day at Town Hall: Flag Raising, Sound Beach Community Band, Good Citizenship Awards
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The Greenwich Independence Day Association will again be organizing the annual American Flag Raising at Greenwich Town Hall Plaza on the morning of Thursday July 4th. Beginning at 9:00am, the Sound Beach Community Band will perform live music along with the Assembly trumpet call, followed by ceremonial rifle fire by the Greenwich Police Department Honor Guard. The event concludes with birthday cake for all! Continue Reading →
Filed under: Holiday, Independence Day, Sound Beach Community Band
GlamourGals: Sharing Love and Care at The Mews in Greenwich
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Minnetta Arlotti and Gia Elezaj started a chapter of GlamourGals in Greenwich. Members visit seniors at The Mews on the first Sunday of every month, offering manicures, conversation and cookies. This week they passed their volunteer torch to their younger sisters, Scarlett and Gemma. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Volunteering, “The Mews”, Courtney Powers, Gemma Elezaj, Gia Elezaj, GlamourGals, Greenwich High School
Greenwich Hospital Celebrates Newly Verified Level III Trauma Center
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“With this new status we can now better accommodate local trauma patients who would otherwise have to travel further distances to be treated. It’s going to be extremely beneficial for both our staff and patients.” – Medical Director of Trauma Athanassios Petrotos Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health
Fire at Agricultural Facility under Investigation in Franklin
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Fertilizer, peet, pesticides, ammonia, PFAS, and other toxins were involved in the fire and resulting smoke. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Couple Charged with Shoplifting Handbags on Greenwich Ave Worth $3,311
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The couple allegedly concealed two handbags and utilized a shoplifting device to defeat security sensors as they exited the retail store. Continue Reading →