The weather was perfect for Fashion’s Night Out on Greenwich Ave on Friday night. Continue Reading →
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The weather was perfect for Fashion’s Night Out on Greenwich Ave on Friday night. Continue Reading →
Architect Rudy Ridberg prefaced his presentation to the ARC of proposed renovations to the “Post Office building” in Glenville by mentioning that the Post Office has agreed to stay in the building, which will be welcome news for longtime customers.
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The Tobacconist of Greenwich is opening a cigar lounge at 79 E Putnam Ave. Shreve, Crump & Low moves over the state line from Massachusetts, targeting Greenwich. And, on Mason Street, Peridot has closed, to be replaced by Timeless Gallery, a purveyor of watches and bags. Continue Reading →
Members of the Architectural Review Commission entertained proposals for signage from local retail businesses, restaurants, and service providers. The agenda signaled changes including the departure of Polarn O Pyret, Greenwich Hardware, Hunan Cafe and others. Continue Reading →
After elevator surveillance video captured Des Hague kicking a puppy, an internet backlash ensued. Still, the internet buzzes with calls for Hague to be charged criminally. Continue Reading →
In addition to a red carpet fashion show right down the middle of Greenwich Ave, the event includes a car and boat show! Continue Reading →
The wait for the opening of Little Pub Greenwich at 531 East Putnam Ave is over! Continue Reading →
Restaurant week in Greenwich is Nov. 13-19. Our friend Remy Cook interviewed the force behind the event, Jen Danzi. Continue Reading →
The Rummage Room’s 50th Anniversary is in October and this week there is a sale to commemorate the event. The store is packed with fabulous merchandise and the sale runs all week. Head to Old Greenwich, get some bargains, and help a host of charitable causes in the process! Continue Reading →
“The more of us that are out there promoting safe paddling practices to our friends, neighbors and clients, the better our chances are of preventing tragedies in our coastal waters.” – David McPherson of Sea Kayak Connecticut Continue Reading →