Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/news/business/page/148/)
There is a mix of camaraderie, sleep, card-playing and pizza eating on Greenwich Ave, where hundreds plan to wait in line all night for the Apple Store to open and sell the iPhone 6.
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Yogasmoga had its soft opening a week ago, but they invite everyone to their grand opening party, Wednesday, Sept. 17, beginning at 5:00pm. The party features hors d’oeuvres from Versailles, as well as a photo booth, tattoos, music, champagne and a free gift with every purchase (plus 20% off everything in the store). Continue Reading →
Urban Outfitters vintage Kent State sweatshirt, with what appears to be spattered blood stains was listed as a one-of-a-kind vintage find available for $129, causing quite a stir. Continue Reading →
Consumers should be selective before downloading mobile shopping apps. FTC recently settled with Fandango and Credit Karma. Customer credit card info and Social Security numbers were vulnerable. “There is the potential for unauthorized information-sharing and problems with disputes about incorrect or fraudulent charges.” – Better Business Bureau Continue Reading →
If you head to Gardens Cinema in Norwalk to see an independent movie, you’ll notice big changes. A mixed use, mixed-income development will reature retail space, and both affordable and market rate rentals, as well as parking. The project will be developed by POKO Partners of Port Chester, NY. Continue Reading →
If you think Wendy’s Weenies only serves Weenies…think again. Wendy has loyal Greenwich Ave customers lining up for a whole lot more. Continue Reading →
An outdoor seating deck area was approved for Hunan Gourmet at 68 East Putnam Ave adjacent to Washington Street and the YMCA. Continue Reading →
There’s purple haze (potatoes) and purple rain (eggplant) and after 15 years John reports a great crop of lima beans, which presents another way of serving corn: Succotash! Continue Reading →
A trip to Morocco sparked an idea. A used surveillance truck was a key detail. Marion Siegel’s Bazaar à Gogo makes regular visits to Mason Street in Central Greenwich and shoppers love its uniqueness! Continue Reading →
Ian Thomas Malone’s grandfather is John Linsenmeyer, who reviewed books for Greenwich Time for 25 years. Ian describes his grandfather as a Sherlockian scholar. A prolific writer himself, Ian landed himself a book deal and has another in the works. Continue Reading →