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In tandem with the relaunch, McKittrick has introduced Greenwich Media House, where she and her team will provide social media management and brand storytelling services for businesses, operating independently from Greenwich Girl’s editorial platform. Continue Reading →
The Children’s School Presents: Michael Robb of Common Sense Media: “Raising Children in the Age of AI” on Wednesday, January 14, at 7:00pm. The event will be held on campus and is open to the public with an RSVP. Continue Reading →
Stamford’s Board of Reps is considering a vote to override Mayor Simmons’ veto, and social media is buzzing in anticipation of the Monday, Jan 5 Board of Reps meeting where a potential override is on the agenda. Continue Reading →
After 6-1/2 years Joe Studio Coffee cited “financial strains” for their closure. The good news? Although they will no longer be at their storefront, they will continue to roast as always. Beans will be available at all of their wholesale accounts or find them on Etsy. Continue Reading →
The question for Planning & Zoning is whether a small movie theater of 40 seats is a permitted incidental use in a hotel. Under the Town’s Zoning Regulations an indoor theater is permitted in Use Group 1 in the GB Business zone but requires a minimum of 150 fixed seats. Continue Reading →
A new tutoring business has opened in Cos Cob near Greenwich High School and Central Middle School. Greenwich Tutorials offers math tutoring for middle school and high school students at their 522 East Putnam Ave location (upstairs from Gofer Ice Cream and Pizza Post.) Continue Reading →
Mandelbaum Barrett PC has announced that all 24 attorneys and staff from Ivey, Barnum & O’Mara, LLC, one of Greenwich’s oldest and most respected law firms, have joined Mandelbaum Barrett PC, effective January 1, 2026. Continue Reading →
The developer, the plaintiff in a lawsuit against the Town of Greenwich, owns six parcels of land on Mason Street including the former Honda dealership, with its history of car dealers including Studebaker and Pontiac. They paid a total of $21 million for all the parcels, and given the history of use, all acknowledged that remediation would be necessary. Continue Reading →
According to a lawsuit filed in Caifornia, ChatGPT kept Stein-Erik Soelberg engaged for what appeared to be hours at a time, validated and magnified each new paranoid belief, and systematically reframed the people closest to him––especially his own mother––as adversaries, operatives, or programmed threats. Ultimately, Soelberg, described in the lawsuit as a 56-year-old bodybuilder, bludgeoned and strangled to death an 83-year-old woman half his size.
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A former senior oil and gas trader was sentenced Tuesday to 15 months in prison for his role in a nearly eight-year-long scheme to bribe Brazilian government officials and to launder money to secure business for Arcadia Fuels Ltd. (Arcadia) and Freepoint Commodities LLC (Freepoint), two companies where he worked. Continue Reading →