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The Sound Swim Alerts will expand from Westchester County to include Greenwich as well as Nassau County communities on the Long Island Sound shoreline. Sign up for swim alerts today. The Sound Swim Alert program lets residents know when beaches are closed due to pollution. Continue Reading →
Tune in to the Lisa Wexler Show on WGCH starting July 6. Wexler will host a daily talk program every Monday through Friday from 4:00pm-6:00pm. Continue Reading →
he Greenwich Chamber of Commerce’s most anticipated shopping experience of the year, the 2015 Greenwich Sidewalk Sale Days, will run from Thursday, July 9 through Sunday, July 12th from 10:00am – 6:00pm. Continue Reading →
The Old Greenwich Block Party drew an enthusiastic crowd on Sunday, as Sound Beach Ave was shut down from Arcadia to the roundabout in front of OG School. A great time was had by all! Continue Reading →
Eversource submitted its proposal to the Connecticut Siting Council for a Rail Road Ave substation and 2.3 miles of cable connecting the Cos Cob station to 290 Railroad Ave. Eversource are planning a public open house at Greenwich Town Hall on July 15. The revised sub station proposal includes a lower building height and deeper set back from the street to allow for some landscaping, and the addition of brick veneer siding. Continue Reading →
On Friday morning J McLaughlin quietly reopened its new Greenwich store, doubling square footage by renovating the former Tomas Moser space at the corner of Church Street and East Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →
Stop by the Roses for Autism stall at the Greenwich Farmers Market. not only will you help support a valuable work experience for adults with autism, but the flowers are grown locally and last a long time. The roses last a week, and both the lilies and Gerbera daisies can last two weeks. Continue Reading →
June is internet safety month and parents are advised to not only check their own online security habits, but also their children’s. Continue Reading →
From containers for her windowsill garden to seed packs for plants that attract and feed butterflies, one Arch Street resident finds everything she needs to coax butterflies from caterpillars at McArdle’s. Continue Reading →
Jaw-dropping stories of audacious shoplifters ranging from to Winona Ryder to ring-swallower “Joey Diamonds,” entertained, but also informed a room full of Greenwich Avenue shopkeepers on Monday night. Greenwich Detective Mark Solomon gave a talk on preventing retail theft for the Chamber of Commerce at the police station. A room full of jewelry store and high-end clothing store employees learned about trends in counterfeit money, credit, debit and gift cards, as well as what to do during a robbery versus a larceny, the former being differentiated by the thieves’ willingness to use force. While amateur shoplifters often give themselves away with nervous behavior, professional shoplifters are more difficult to spot. “This is their business. Continue Reading →