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Greenwich Police announced Monday that Eversource is sending a helicopter out to collect photographs in Darien, Greenwich, Norwalk , Stamford and Westport this week. The photos will be used to build a more detailed record of structures, lines and other electrical equipment. Continue Reading →
You may know Dom Delfino already. Born and raised in Pemberwick, he is a familiar face in town. His diner style restaurant, Joey B’s, on River Rd Extension in Cos Cob is a hub of socializing and laughter. “It can be like a bar, but with no liquor,” Dom said. Popular items on the extensive menu include, full breakfast, burgers, salads, soups, melts and milk shakes. “The place is small, and we can’t store a lot – so the food is always very fresh.” Continue Reading →
On Wednesday January 20 the Greenwich Retired Men’s Association presents an address by Themis Klarides, the Republican Minority Leader of the Connecticut House of Representatives and one of Connecticut’s two highest ranking elected Republicans. She will discuss “Connecticut’s Business Climate: Challenges and Solutions.” RMA meetings are free and open to the public, both men and women; no reservations are required. Please plan to arrive around 10:40AM for our social break (coffee and cake), followed by our speaker at 11:00M. Meetings are held at the First Presbyterian Church in Greenwich, with parking on-street or at public lot two houses north of the church on Lafayette Place. For additional information, contact: Continue Reading →
The beach concession contracts at Tod’s Point and Island Beach are up for renewal. Deadline for proposals is Jan . 27 at 3pm. According to the RFP for Tod’s Point beach concessions, from April 1 to Nov 1 of each year, the concessionaire must staff both the North and South concession stands daily from 10:00am til sunset. Continue Reading →
“We couldn’t be happier to announce these well-deserved promotions,” said Andrew Darmohraj. “These four managers have been dedicated employees for APPA for several years now and we are excited for their continued success in their new roles.” Continue Reading →
The Byram business district was its typical hub of activity Friday night, and the formal reception for Art Powers’ newly opened “Art & Sound” at 101 Mill Street, drew a crowd to mingle and enjoy the paintings of Thomas Misisco, a Greenwich-based abstract artist. Mr. Misisco, who uses vivid colors and counts Jackson Pollock among his inspirations, said he took up painting as a way to relax after work. Describing how the hours melt away while he has a paintbrush in hand, Misisco’s technique is reminiscent of the famous drip and splatter paintings that Mr. Pollock began to produce in the late 1940s. In fact, Mr. Misisco admitted that one painting in the gallery was created by another painter. Pointing to a large black and white drip painting in the back of the gallery, he said Mr. Powers stumbled on it in a storage area of a Rye, NY apartment building he lived in many years ago, adding that Mr. Pollock had once lived in the building himself. Continue Reading →
Have you noticed that a good many tables and chairs have been removed from Cos Cob Starbucks? Continue Reading →
Art Powers Design Group has created an art gallery that also offers custom audio and video solutions. On Friday, January 8, 2016 from 6 – 8 pm at Art & Sound, 101 Mill Street, is hosting an opening reception for the exhibition of the works of Greenwich artist Thomas Misisco. Continue Reading →
Greenwich high rugby team worked the counter at Joey B’s from 4:00 – 8:00 pm on Tuesday night. All tips and 20% of sales go to support the GHS rugby team. Joey B’s owner Domenick Delfino reports that by the end of the evening, the team raised $967.00! Continue Reading →
A King Cake at Bistro V is a specialty filled puff pastry dream, and is available only in the month of January. Treat yourself to one – and indulge in the crispy layers and sweet almond cream filling. Continue Reading →