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Greenwich is lucky to have a mom and pop operated farm and farm stand with fruit & vegetables, fresh eggs from their own hens, and honey from their own bee hives. They also sell firewood and soon will have Christmas trees and wreathes. Continue Reading →
The commission talked about the tight parking situation in the area of Greenwich Avenue and Railroad Ave, which is over-capacity at times, meaning all parking is in use and vehicles park illegally. Continue Reading →
Garden Catering, the family-owned chicken nugget brand serving fans since 1978, is opening a new location on Monday November 17, in Darien’s Heights Crossing development. Continue Reading →
Raphaël’s, located at 370 Heights Road, is now open. On Sunday, November 16 at 2:00pm there will be a grand opening celebration with some special surprises. Continue Reading →
The one-of-a-kind evening of “all taste, no waste” treated 240 guests to a gourmet multi-course meal showcasing how sustainable innovation and fine dining can easily intersect when cooking at home and entertaining. Continue Reading →
The Zero Waste Dinner is set for Thursday, October 16, 2025, from 6:00pm 8:30 pm, at St. Catherine of Siena Church’s Lucey Parish Hall, 4 Riverside Ave Riverside, CT. At this unique event, gourmet dining meets sustainable innovation. Tickets via eventbrite.com Continue Reading →
Work is scheduled to begin October 20 and is expected to be completed by November 26. Detours will be in place during night work. Construction will take place Monday through Thursday evenings between 9:00 pm and 6:00 am Continue Reading →
Several buildings on the north side of Railroad Ave (99, 95, 91, 89-87 and 85 Railroad Ave) include some restaurant uses that are grandfathered. 91 Railroad Ave, previously home to a cigar store, has operated as a retail use. A restaurant with 20 seats would typically require 9 parking spaces, including for staff. Continue Reading →
Luca Morabito proudly operates Nova Pizzabar in Larchmont, NY, with his partners, Orazio Martorina and Lorenzo Paloscia. All three are Greenwich residents who became fast friends at Morabito’s coffee bar. Continue Reading →
Four of the five buildings proposed for the amendment are three-stories tall and were constructed in 1898, prior to Greenwich’s adoption of zoning regulations. One is two stories tall and built in 1950.
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