To honor Mary’s life, family and friends will gather on Tuesday 4:00-8:00pm at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home, 134 Hamilton Ave Greenwich, 203-869-5968. Continue Reading →
Mary Bocchino, 91
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Greenwich P&Z to Hold Public Workshop on Sign and Lighting Regulations
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Among the topics to be considered are flashing or interior illuminated signs, energy efficient lighting, seasonal building decorations, window signs, fluorescent signs, etc. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Architectural Review Committee, artificial flower displays, awnings, Building Zone Regulations, Katie DeLuca, Margarita Alban
TALKING TRANSPORTATION: Why They De-Electrified the Danbury Branch
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“It was a huge mistake, one that commuters and planners have regretted for over 60 years. For it was in 1959 that the last electric locomotive pulled a train on the Danbury branch.” – James Cameron Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion, Jim Cameron, Talking Transportation
Nature Walk in Pomerance Park Highlights Woodland Trees and Animals
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Join us this coming Wednesday, April 13, 9:00am to 12:00 Noon, for a tree and shrub planting day as we restore our woodlands with the native plants that have been displaced by invasives like wintercreeper. Meet in the parking lot at the Orchard Street entrance to Pomerance Park. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Dina Quevedo, Greenwich High School, invasive vines, Pomerance Park, Wintercreeper
Greenwich Health Dept: Omicron BA.2 is spreading rapidly in Greenwich
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Omicron BA.2 is spreading rapidly. Greenwich is now, once again, back in the RED ZONE along with 24 other Connecticut municipalities. Red Zone designation means uncontrolled community spread. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, COVID-19, Dr. Stephanie Paulmeno, Greenwich Health Dept, Omicron BA.2
Greenwich Tree Conservancy’s Tree Party at McArdle’s Greenhouse Set for Earth Day
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The Greenwich Tree Conservancy is thrilled to announce this year’s Tree Party on Earth Day, April 22 at McArdle’s Greenhouse. This year’s celebration of trees marks the 15th anniversary of the founding of the organization and the 10th anniversary of the Tree Party. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Anne Ogilvy, Greenwich Tree Conservancy, Jeanine Behr Getz, JoAnn Messina
Impressionist Art Colonies in Cos Cob, Mystic and Old Lyme to be Highlighted in Lecture
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Amy Kurtz Lansing, Curator of the Florence Griswold Museum in Old Lyme, Connecticut, will offer an overview of the artist colonies that developed in Old Lyme, Cos Cob and Mystic in a lecture on April 24 at 4:00pm at the Museum of Darien. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Museum of Darien
RTM District 8 to Hold Interim Election for Vacancy
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District 8 (Cos Cob) will be holding an interim election to fill a vacancy for the remainder of the term (April 2022-December 2023) on Monday, April 11. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, District 8, RTM
Students Rise to the Challenge at Open Arts Alliance’s Summer Theater Programs
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“Looking to the summer season 2022, in addition to Aladdin and A Christmas Story, the older kids will do a production of Sweeney Todd, which is probably the most artistically challenging production we’ve done to date.” – Jake Lloyd, program director at Open Arts Alliance Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Jake Lloyd, Open Arts Alliance, River House Adult Care Center, Rocco Natale, summer stage
LETTER: HB 5204, the “Fair Share” Law, Is an Unfunded Mandate on CT Cities and Towns
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“…this bill represents a very sizable (and undefined) unfunded mandate “cram down” tax on the cities and towns, in that no one has even attempted to cost out the very significant expenditures that will be required by cities and towns to build (or to perhaps subsidize) what is likely to be well over 120,000 “fair share” homes across the state.” – Peter McGuinness, Stamford Continue Reading →