Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/news/business/page/141/)
Though rents have risen on Greenwich Ave, and high-end retail businesses have replaced many family-owned restaurants, markets and shops, the streetscape has remained largely in tact. One frustration has remained consistent — scarce parking. Continue Reading →
The building at 80 Mason Street, previously home to Greenwich Fine Properties may soon become home to a supplier of men’s suits. Continue Reading →
At Old Greenwich Fine Wines & Cheese, Robert Zalkin will help you pair wine with your cheese selection. Yes, you can purchase both in the same location. Who needs dinner? Continue Reading →
Greenwich residents who are fans of fresh, colorful microgreens now have a unique chance to subscribe for home delivery of the Abilis greenhouse microgreens! From harvest to your door in less than an hour! Continue Reading →
Leslie Perry participated in a panel discussion moderated by Jenny Lawton, CEO of Makerbot. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Post’s owner, Hersam Acorn, which publishes 21 weekly papers will cease to publish its printed editions of Greenwich Post, Fairfield Sun, and Valley Gazette. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich location of J. McLaughlin is set to move into the space occupied by Thos. Moser furniture showroom at 55 East Putham Ave in the first half of the year. Continue Reading →
Recently opened just over the state line in Port Chester, CLAY Health Club + Spa is is offering charter memberships, but only until mid-January. Charter memberships feature preferred rates locked in for the duration of the membership. Dues currently $150 per month, or $1,650 for annual membership, will move to $180 per month or $1,980 annually after Jan. 15. To assure personalized service and attention to detail, CLAY Health Club + Spa plans to cap its membership. Continue Reading →
Bobby Inzitari confirmed Friday morning that Karl Automotive Service of Greenwich at 1330 East Putnam Ave in Old Greenwich has been sold by its owners, Karl’s Auto Dealership based in New Canaan. Inzitari confirmed that the week of Jan. 5th will the the final one before Town Fair Tires will take over the space. Karl’s auto dealership based in New Canaan has decided to sell the business to a tire shop, Town Fair Tire. “I’ve been in this repair business for 16 years and worked for the Karl family for 14 years,” Inzitari said on the phone Friday morning. Continue Reading →
