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While pet ownership in the U.S. has jumped significantly over the past three decades with dogs being the most popular pet in the U.S. (65.1 million U.S. households own a dog), pet adoption has been steadily declining over the last five years, with more people acquiring pets from breeders and pet stores. Continue Reading →
Fun rides and the Long Island Sound’s tides are right around the corner at Playland, as the historic amusement park and premier waterfront destination will host a special ribbon cutting opening ceremony on Saturday morning, May 18, 2024 at 12:00pm to celebrate the start of the summer season. Continue Reading →
Having already achieved the required threshold for the state’s clean election program far ahead of the state deadline, Courpas added that her campaign for office was already in motion. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Girl Scouts partnered with the League of Women Voters Greenwich to run the biggest Women in Government event ever for the town’s youngest constituents. Continue Reading →
Join the Chamber of commerce at the “new” Cos Cob Wine & Spirits on Monday, May 20 for a group ribbon cutting and re-opening ceremony from 5:30pm to 7:00pm. The store was closed for three years and was reopened last year by Peter Shah who recently expanded his retail space inside the atrium at 130 East Putnam Ave (next to CVS) to create a more spacious experience for shoppers and wider the array of wine and spirits. And now he is able to sell bags of ice for customer convenience. Attendees will be offered discounts on certain selections. Enjoy networking, small bites, prizes and wine samples. Continue Reading →
“I’m impressed by the tireless work from Representative Rachel Khanna; she recognized the needs of her constituents. She put a spotlight back on a project that had stalled and our town residents will be better off because of her effort.” – Steve Meskers Continue Reading →
“We’re so happy that this is a jump off – thank goodness – for the school with great bones, but needs some adjustments to be ADA compliant.” – Steph Cowie from the First Selectman’s Committee for People with Disabilities Continue Reading →
“…this is a new project and really needs to conform to SSIC. I think the entire outcropping should be removed. The safety issues raised are overwhelming.” – Harry Fisher Continue Reading →
“The problem with not following our zoning is the threat of urbanization. Urbanization in a residential neighborhood is what we’re here to navigate, and there’s really no nice way to look at this situation. It’s a real problem.” – Commissioner Peter Levy Continue Reading →
