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The Haute Spot is a new designer consignment shop at 103 Mill Street in Byram. There is free on-street parking, or free municipal lot parking on either side of Delavan Ave a block away. The shop is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00am until 5:00pm and on Sundays 12:00pm to 4:00pm. You’ll find: designer clothing for men, women, children and teens, plus shoes and handbags, vintage items and some home goods. Continue Reading →
Kathy and John Augustine are celebrating the 63rd year of Augustine’s Farm operating on King Street. They hope to open the farm stand 7 days a week in late May or early June. In the meantime, customers can purchase freshly-laid eggs in an array of colors, and honey from Kathy’s bees, between 10:00am and 2:00pm. Ring the cowbell over the greenhouse door if you don’t see Kathy puttering around. Continue Reading →
The Women Who Matter Luncheon on May 6 at The Milbrook Club is sponsored by the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce, and men and women are welcome to attend. Continue Reading →
Congratulations to Team Tide Point Capital Management, the 15-10 winners over runner-ups Team Basepoint Capital at the 9th annual Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich 3-on-3 Corporate Basketball Challenge, which included over 190 corporate basketball enthusiasts, Club representatives and alumni from Fairfield County and New York. The event raised more than $140,000 to support Club programs. Continue Reading →
The three-day event benefits The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp and Greenwich Dept of Parks & Rec. The platinum-selling country group “Little Big Town” will headline Saturday’s event. There will be more than 200 participating restaurants and vendors. Ticket sales are now open. Continue Reading →
A graduate of the no-cost online boating safety course provided by the BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water, Mainzer said, “I wouldn’t have known what I needed to know if I hadn’t taken the boating safety course.” Continue Reading →
A production company based in Greenwich, Standard Directors, was chosen to produce a series of six commercials to promote Connecticut Tourism. The campaign will roll out over the next six months. Continue Reading →
Aquarion water company received approval from the Board of Education at their March meeting for Aquarion for an easement to build a substation on the north side of Anderson Road behind Julian Curtiss School, which is located just off Milbank Ave at 180 East Elm St. The proposal still needs approval of the BET, RTM and Board of Selectmen. Continue Reading →
First Selectman articulated four points to Eversource: 1) Better articulate the need for sub station. 2) Convey neighborhood impact and meet with neighbors, especially on Kinsman Lane and Davis Ave 3) Aesthetics – must at least make the structure appear congruent to the existing facility at 330 Railroad Ave and set it back off the road and 4), Mitigate environmental impact. Continue Reading →
Greenwich resident Bill Ridenour has been appointed VP and Publisher of Unger Publishing, publishers of Serendipity Magazine. Continue Reading →