Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/news/business/page/107/)
At Tuesday’s 7-hour marathon Planning and Zoning meeting, commissioners questioned the Row America applicant about ancillary club uses, adequacy of parking, whether there would be alcohol served at club member events, and what would be the mechanism of enforcement. Greenwich Water Club’s Rick Kral waited until about 1:45am to share his concerns about the proposed club. Continue Reading →
Check out the worst five passwords for 2015. Connecticut BBB urges consumers and businesses to strengthen passwords and use enhanced login technology. Continue Reading →
Susan Neilson was selected for her entrepreneurial spirit, passion for giving back to the community, mentorship and role in Patriot’s growth. Continue Reading →
Connecticut Better Business Bureau Recommends Changing your Account Password Immediately. When its database was compromised four years ago, LinkedIn said hackers stole 6.5 million passwords. The social network site now says 117 million passwords were stolen and that it is contacting users directly by email recommending they log in and change their passwords. Continue Reading →
On Thursday June 9 at 6:30pm there will be artists talks by Katherine Evans and Rachel Volpone at Sandra Morgan Interiors and SM Home Gallery as part of an ongoing Summer 2016 Art Show “Color Field Artists 2016” featuring regional artists Katherine Evans, Barbara Sussberg and Rachel Volpone. Continue Reading →
McArdle’s Florist & Garden Center hosted a cooking demonstration Tuesday evening in their shop, sharing the exceptional talents of Jonathan Bardzik who has recently penned two books. All were enthralled with his passion, talent and knowledge .. and ate some pretty delicious home grown food. Continue Reading →
The Granola Bar, a popular, Westport-based restaurant, will open a second location in Greenwich on Friday, May 27. This will be a great addition to the top of Greenwich Ave. Other eateries at the top of the Ave include Chipotle, Ginger Man and Pasta Vera. Continue Reading →
“Unless all of us work together to take the steps that we need to, to reform a lot of structural problems in our state, Detroit is a possible symbol of things to come here in Connecticut.” – Carol Platt Liebau, the President of the Yankee Institute for Public Policy Continue Reading →
Sip and Shop at Sophia’s on Thursday, May 19, and your purchases will benefit Adopt a Dog. We’re planning a wine & cheese party from 5-8pm and 10% of proceeds will go to Adopt a Dog. Continue Reading →
It’s intern season in Greenwich! A huge number of Greenwich High School seniors are enjoying work experiences in the community beginning May 16. Devi Bridgemohan, who is eager to study journalism and communication at Sacred Heart in the fall, is set to get a jump start on the learning curve by creating an online writing presence at GFP. Continue Reading →