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“We’ve received a few calls over the past week from customers asking what’s going on, and we’ve also seen some of the chatter on local Greenwich social media pages. We’ve tried reaching out directly, but so far haven’t been able to connect — their mailbox is full.” – Andrea Blume, executive director of the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce Continue Reading →
Greenwich Art + Design — a new, two-level boutique and art gallery — will host the next Greenwich Chamber of Commerce Chamber Mixer this Thursday, Feb 26 from 5:30 to 7:00pm at 7 East Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT 66830. Continue Reading →
RH is expanding on Greenwich Avenue again. Originally known as Restoration Hardware, the business operated for several years at 239 Greenwich Ave, home today to Betteridge Jewelers. From there RH moved to their 23,000-square-foot flagship gallery, RH Greenwich/The Gallery at the Historic Post Office, in the repurposed building at 310 Greenwich Ave. They also operate RH Outdoor at 264 Greenwich Ave, focusing on outdoor collections, including furniture, lighting, and rugs. Today, plans are in the works for RH Estates to open this spring in the Beaux Arts limestone building at 265 Greenwich Ave that was formerly home to Ralph Lauren. Continue Reading →
The commission was concerned about turnover given the busy street and nearby intersection, compounded by Uber Eats and other food delivery operators. The restaurant model would be almost identical to Chopt. Continue Reading →
The new pre-application seeks to increase the approved seating of a new restaurant at 34 Railroad Ave from 112 seats to 150, and introduce a valet parking program. The building footprint would not change. Continue Reading →
Concierge staff will offer dedicated support services that focus on guiding patients and families through their Greenwich Hospital Emergency Department visit. Continue Reading →
The owners of the longtime locksmith service say say nothing is changing except their name. The owners say nothing has changed except their business name. The great service customers have come to enjoy will continue to be offered by the technicians they know and trust. Continue Reading →
The applicant said the Hyatt had gone from having several dozen galas a year to roughly 13, and that not only do they typically not overlap with movie showings, but the commission wants movie theater parking prioritized since the theater is open to the public and movie-goers would not want to be shuttled from offsite parking. Continue Reading →
The new application is from new Greenwich Park LLC, who own Greenwich Office Park property at 51 Weaver Street. Building 2 at Greenwich Office Park is an office building campus with multiple buildings, various driveways, parking lots and parking garages in the GBO zone. Continue Reading →
The building, home to Christopher Peacock cabinetry and Greenwich United Way, already has 10 residential units. The applicant propose to add two one-bedroom units and two two-bedroom units. Continue Reading →