Chief Heavey bravely volunteered to be dunked in the dunk tank at Thank a Cop Day at Joey B’s in Cos Cob. Continue Reading →
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Chief Heavey bravely volunteered to be dunked in the dunk tank at Thank a Cop Day at Joey B’s in Cos Cob. Continue Reading →
More great photos of the Greenwich Wine + Food Festival in Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. Who says it’s fall? Saturday was possibly the most beautiful day of summer 2017. Continue Reading →
At Combine Training in Greenwich, across from the gym, a door opens and a fog generated by the release of liquid nitrogen gas from the Cryosauna rolls into the lobby. This is the conclusion of a Whole Body Cryotherapy session. Continue Reading →
Don’t miss this exceptional first show of the new season at the Flinn Gallery, second floor of the Greenwich Library.
Memory of Place is a show based on the concept of time, place and memory. It runs through October 18, 2017 Continue Reading →
At Chowdafest, foodies are asked to rate everything they try on a scale from 7 to 10.5 in half point intervals. The ballots are then scanned throughout the event so the winners are determined and announced shortly upon the conclusion of the event. Continue Reading →
RISE Brewing Co. has risen to the challenge to create two new natural and deliciously refreshing flavors that may have you reaching for a citrus coffee burst of pure energy rather than the standard energy drink… Continue Reading →
Scot Weicker and Daphne Dixon shared further details of the upcoming Last Taste of Summer craft beer festival and celebration of sustainability, set for Sept 30 in Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. Continue Reading →
“This small market-style café appeals to guests looking for a quick yet gourmet and hearty bite to eat,” AAA said in its review. Continue Reading →
If Rodney A Grace is permitted a permit to operate a liquor store at 100 Bruce Park Ave, that will make 24 liquor stores in Greenwich, which is the maximum the state allows the town. Continue Reading →
McDonald’s in Riverside is closed for some improvements, but not a major remodel. Their golden arches are grandfathered in because there weren’t strict regulations on signage when the restaurant was built in 1974. Continue Reading →