Make sure to add Arch in Bloom’s annual Pumpkins & Pints event to your calendars: Saturday, Oct 12, from 12:00 pm to 6:00pm. Continue Reading →
Arch in Bloom’s Annual Pumpkins & Pints Set for Oct 12
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Attorney General Tong Announces $5 Million Judgment against Bankrupt Vision Solar
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The lawsuit claimed that Vision Solar pressured consumers into loans for solar panels they could not afford and which, in some cases, were never activated. It also asserts Vision completed work without applying for or obtaining necessary permits, leaving consumers with systems that could not be connected to the grid as promised. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Vision Solar, William Tong
CT Attorney General Tong Announces Escalating Efforts to Force TikTok Compliance with Active and Ongoing Investigation
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The multistate investigation began in 2022 to determine whether TikTok is violating state consumer protection laws in ways that have fueled the ongoing crisis in the mental health of children and teens. TikTok is not fully cooperating. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, TikTok, William Tong
Glenville to Get a New Supermarket: Greenwich P&Z Approves Application for DeCicco & Sons
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More property was rezoned from residential to commercial to accommodate more parking at the back of the building. The building will be expanded and DeCicco’s will add their signature tower. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Real Estate, DeCicco & Sons, Glenville, Green & Tonic, Luca's Pizzeria, Sweet Notes
365 Collective by Abigail Fox and Serendipity to Open Store on Greenwich Ave
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The collaboration will officially launch in the coming weeks, including a rebranding of the brand’s social media channels, websites and opening of a brick-and-mortar store at 315 Greenwich Avenue in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business
With a Passion for Cars, Greenwich High School Students Car Detailing Business Takes Off
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GHS freshman Austin Ho started a car detailing business. He was joined by his older brother Trevor and friend Nick Petrov, who helped with the website and social media. This week, through a lot of hard work over three hours, the trio brought a tired looking 2006 BMW back to life. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Schools, Austin Ho, car detailing, CT Car Care, Greenwich High School, Nick Petrov, Trevor Ho
Minimum Wage in Connecticut to Exceed $16.00 in New Year
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Approximately 60% of minimum wage earners in Connecticut are women, and many have families. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government
How Much Does it Cost to Re-Side My House?
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One of our most popular exterior renovations is new siding on an older home. When we explore the project at the initial consult, more often than not a better name for the project usually turns out to be a Façade renovation. So much more goes into the external appearance and maintenance of a home than siding, and older homes usually have a number of exterior features that need updating or replacement. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Old World Craftsmen, Scott Simonsen
Eversource Crews Head South to Assist with Power Restoration: “This is how mutual aid works”
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The energy company is sending one line crew from each work center across the three states to equally balance the number of resources remaining at home. Crews planned to depart their respective states Sunday, September 29 at approximately 6:00am. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government
Hyatt Regency Greenwich Workers Ratify New Contract after Strike
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Local 217– UNITE HERE said the agreement includes first-year wage increases of up to 15%, significant improvements and cost reductions in health care benefits, and the introduction of union pension for retirement. Continue Reading →