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The Abilis greenhouse, located at 50 Glenville Street is a hive of activity, with planting, watering, weeding and harvesting taking place both inside and outside of the greenhouse this summer. The delicious greens are sold to local restaurants including Boxcar Cantina and Rebeccas. Continue Reading →
Nicola Traynor hit the deck running after graduating GHS this June. In the fall she heads to Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. Continue Reading →
Baang shut its business last week at 1191 East Putnam Ave. Since 1995, it had a good long run in the busy spot just off exit 5 in Riverside. Continue Reading →
What you need to know about the popular app “SnapChat” that lets you send send short disappearing photos. Continue Reading →
“Consumers can unwittingly get stuck in the middle between retailers and coupon sites with coupons that are phony or worthless, or require personal information to obtain them from the fraudulent sources.” – Connecticut Better Business Bureau Continue Reading →
While some stores and restaurants have given up in Byram, there remains a healthy, vibrant mix of businesses on Delavan Ave, Mill Street and both South and North Water St. Continue Reading →
Established back in 1950 Ada’s Variety shop has been a staple for penny candy and convenience items without the fluorescent glow and smell of gasoline associated with most convenience stores. Ada’s went before the Architectural Review Committee on Wednesday with plans to spruce up the building and property. Continue Reading →
If you move them you lose them, was the verdict on the “Golden Arches” at the Riverside McDonald’s at 1207 East Putnam Ave. McDonald’s wants to install a new parapet wall and modify the facade of the restaurant for a “fresh” look. Back in 1974 when the building was erected, the regulations were different. Continue Reading →
Preventing unwanted contact protects your privacy. Continue Reading →
“I couldn’t have dreamed of a better location,” said Greenwich Dance Studio’s founder Kate Truesdell of her new home at 6 Cross Lane in Cos Cob. She has leased and is renovating the former Callahan Bros Movers warehouse, owned by Griff Harris, and plans to open in September. Continue Reading →