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Two stores in one: The Greenwich Women’s Exchange offers an entire house full of hand crafted merchandise. Out the back door is a charming walled courtyard and a separate cottage brimming with antiques. Continue Reading →
Is the phone book obsolete? Delivering unwanted directories doesn’t benefit anyone. Continue Reading →
The weather was perfect for ARTWALK’s kick off at the Palace Theatre on Friday afternoon. A huge crowd gathered to hear musicians and sample food. Everyone was thrilled by the dancing surprise of the night. Continue Reading →
Call have been received from a man falsely identifying himself as “Lt. Steve Smith” with “badge number 8031”. In the jury duty scam, the fake official says there is an arrest warrant for failure to appear for jury selection, and that bond can be paid by purchasing a $500 ISA “Green Dot” card. Continue Reading →
Vineyard Vines, founded by Greenwich brothers Shep and Ian Murray, has chosen to lease their new headquarters at 181 Harbor Drive. Continue Reading →
After a hot and steamy day, Thursday night cooled off pleasantly. McArdle’s rolled out the red carpet for dozens of well-behaved dogs and their owners in a fundraiser for Adopt-A-Dog. Continue Reading →
“People love this place but sometimes forget we’re here.” Scott Sala, owner of Cobble Stone Restaurant on Anderson Hill Rd just over the state line from Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“We express our utmost regret to those affected by this unfortunate and deliberate criminal act.” – Mark Curtis, Founder, CEO of Splash Continue Reading →
Like a favorite fishing hole, Byram Bait and Tackle is a destination for fishermen who travel from as far afield as Westport and Mamaroneck for blood worms, sand worms, shiners, mackerel, squid, night crawlers and more. As for bait, Fred Stahl says there’s a million different choices. Continue Reading →
Ricky, one of 30 chicks brought in last July, was just another chicken in the coop until one day Kathy discovered her unable to walk. During this time, Kathy and John brought Ricky into their house to watch over her. When Ricky finally began walking again after a few weeks of treatment, it was too late. She was already part of the family. Continue Reading →