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The SEC filed fraud charges against Iftikar Ahmed, of Greenwich, a general partner at a venture capital firm, Rakitfi Holdings LLC, and Amit Kanodia, of Brookline, Massachusetts, an entrepreneur and private equity investor. The SEC is seeking to have the defendants return their allegedly ill-gotten gains with interest and pay civil monetary penalties. Continue Reading →
Welcome, Chopt! On Monday Chopt Creative Salad Company, a farm-to-fast food restaurant based in New York City, held its grand opening in the Riverside Commons Shopping Center. Continue Reading →
On Saturday Balducci’s in Riverside hosted “Cheesetopia,” with a variety of cheese samples and in-store demonstrations. Continue Reading →
“The funeral home has undergone a complete renovation to better accommodate the requests of the families we serve today and in the future,” said Christopher Farrugio, manager of the funeral home at 31 Arch St. “We are proud of the tradition of service excellence Leo P. Gallagher established in 1928 and we continue to this day.” Continue Reading →
About 120 students filled the media center meeting room for a presentation by Greenwich Free Press editor Leslie Yager during the school’s Diversity Week. The students were incredibly attentive and full of questions about hyper-local reporting and the decline of traditional daily and weekly printed newspapers. She shared GFP’s Google Analytics data and demographics, as well as the types of stories that resonate with Greenwich readers. Continue Reading →
Local residents and boaters from throughout the Northeast praise the Greenwich Boat Show as being among their favorite shows. This year’s Greenwich Boat Show will be held April 11 and 12, from 10-4pm, on the Mianus River in Cos Cob, where boaters are invited to walk the docks and actually go out on the open waters of Long Island Sound. Continue Reading →
Art to the Avenue will kick off on May 7 with a party up and down Greenwich Avenue. Participating shops and businesses will feature the work of local artists during May. Continue Reading →
“Stop Eversource (formerly CL&P) from creating an energy substation at 290 Railroad Avenue in Greenwich, CT. (The current site of Pet Pantry Warehouse).” – Petition on Change.org circulating by Christine Edwards Continue Reading →
“I hope that local employers will continue to take chances on people who are facing unemployment, a change in their lives or just seeking an opportunity to try something new. I believe that everyone has something to offer and that a paper resume does not do a candidate justice.” – Cerissa Orbegoso Continue Reading →
Greenwich Cub Scouts competed on Sunday in the 2015 Pinewood Derby Championship at Miller Motor Cars Ferrari and Maserati dealership. The Pinewood Derby races are a highlight of the year for Cub Scouts. Continue Reading →