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It was hard to miss the Tesla team at Sunday’s polo matches. Their message was succinct: Forget the gas-powered car. Osprey Imaging was able to record the grand entrance onto the polo field with one of their drones. This is the first season Greenwich Polo Club is using drone technology to capture a new perspective on the sport. The overhead view is an ideal way to see the action and individual moves of players and horses. Continue Reading →
A group called GASP, who oppose Eversource locating a sub staiton at 290 Railroad Ave had a presence during Greenwich Sidewalk Sale days. They are urging residents to come to Wednesday’s open house at Town Hall. Meanwhile, Pet Pantry is on the ARC agenda for their plans to add a second story to the building they purchased in Riverside. Continue Reading →
An independently owned pharmacy based in Greenwich will open up a second location on Main Street in New Canaan. Continue Reading →
Please stop by Coxe & Graziano parking lot at 134 Hamilton Ave on Saturday July 11 from 11:00am til 2:00pm for a multi-dog rescue group adoption event. There will be about a dozen dogs in a variety of sizes and breeds from Adopt-A-Dog, Cat Assistance, Rising Dove and Northwind Kennels. Continue Reading →
Greenwich’s annual sidewalk sales days run through Sunday. There are 120 participating businesses in the Greenwich Ave area and shoppers are advised to bring quarters to feed the meters and wear comfy walking shoes. Continue Reading →
Judy Waldeyer has been the market manager at the Greenwich Farmers Market for 17 years, but she also was a high school English teacher for 40 years. One day many years ago she went to Jones Farm in Shelton to pick strawberries and left with 100 lbs of strawberries. The rest is history. Continue Reading →
The Kids Corner Head Start 3-5 year old’s were thrilled to each receive a hard cover book for their summer reading pleasure. Jack Dowling, AnnaMarie Boccuzzi and Jeff Robinson distributed the books with the help of Julie Faryniarz, executive director of the Greenwich Alliance for Education. Continue Reading →
Con artists post phony job openings on legitimate employment sites and classified ad websites. They may also cull information from resumes online to tailor their pitch by telephone or email. In some cases, the ruse involves impersonating either a local or well-known company in what is known as corporate identity theft. Legitimate employers will want to meet you face to face, rather than offer you a job over the telephone, by email or text. Continue Reading →
Zaniac Greenwich co-founders Camilla Gazal and Flavia Naslausky have announced plans for a major expansion of 10 new campuses in the New York Metropolitan area. Continue Reading →
GFP Editor Leslie Yager was a guest on the Debbie Nigro show on WGCH 1490 on Tuesday. Debbie rehashed news of the day, including the sad pay disparity between men’s and women’s professional soccer teams. Later, talk ranged from the do’s and don’ts of Twitter to the most delicious burgers when Mike and George of the Gotham Burger Social Club called in. Continue Reading →