Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/news/business/page/102/)
The contest is open to all local businesses with a storefront and is not limited to Chamber members. Businesses are encouraged to decorate their storefronts in the spirit of the holidays and will be eligible to win a prize and special recognition for their efforts. Continue Reading →
The parking at 1200 East Putnam Ave and 1212 East Putnam Ave are shared as they are connected, and spaces are tight.
The School of Rock is seeking to take upstairs space at 1200, formerly occupied by Partners Salon & Spa. Attorney for Greenwich Music said the idea of a second music school in the building was “abominable.” Continue Reading →
Housed on the first floor of the historic Mead House c 1858, ACT II Consignment Boutique sells both consigned and donated items. Manned by volunteers, all proceeds from sales go to charity. Continue Reading →
After lengthy renovations to the building at 80 Mason Street, which was formerly the home to Greenwich Fine Properties, and was at one point a funeral home, Suitsupply is set to host its grand opening from 6-9pm on Thursday, Oct. 27. Continue Reading →
Greenwich native Donald McKenzie spent years helping clients with their Search Engine Optimization, gaining clients through word-of-mouth. In his interview with Greenwich Free Press, McKenzie shared some of the tremendous potential of search engine optimization. Creating original content on line is only half the battle – it’s equally important to make it easy to find. Continue Reading →
Did Aquarion wait too long to alert Greenwich residents and businesses to the drought? Aquarion said the drop was precipitous, and they reacted quickly: At the end of July the Greenwich water system was at 73.2% capacity. By Aug 30 the Greenwich system had dropped to 48.3% capacity. Continue Reading →
MacInspires has moved from their location at the top of Greenwich Ave to a new spot by the Knights of Columbus and Allegra Dance Studio at 37 West Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →
Cos Cob Psychic Kathleen Leo met Greenwich Psychic Janet Lee at an event honoring the top psychics in the area. Lee encouraged Leo to become a psychic and even introduced her to her now husband. The psychics often jointly help clients at Lee’s office on Greenwich Avenue. “Two psychics working together is more powerful than anything.” Leo said. Continue Reading →
Reshma Saujani who founded Girls Who Code and who has a wildly popular TED Talk “Teach Girls Bravery, Not Perfection,” addressed girls from Greenwich High School, Greenwich Academy, Stanwich School, Whitby School, Convent of the Sacred Heart and Greenwich Country Day School. Saujani urged the girls to work on becoming brave, and to embrace risk-taking and failure rather than limit themselves to what they are good at and aiming for perfection.
Continue Reading →
Luzern Laboratories, headquartered in South Norwalk, recently received an unsolicited endorsement from Kathie Lee Gifford on her television show. Gifford said she had been using Luzern at the recommendation of daughter Cassidy and couldn’t get enough of it. Continue Reading →