EWM will occupy 6,465 square feet at 707 Summer Street and will move all employees to this location this month. Continue Reading →
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EWM will occupy 6,465 square feet at 707 Summer Street and will move all employees to this location this month. Continue Reading →
Arch in Bloom is also busy planning the upcoming annual Flurry Fest set for Saturday, Dec 6 from 12-6:00pm. The popular event features food, drinks and activities and is becoming a favorite tradition in Greenwich. Derek D’Andrea and his crew have created a winter wonderland that includes Christmas trees in a variety of sizes and types, as well as wreaths and garlands. All are fresh cut from a variety of local sources. Also, the retail shop is brimming with gifts and ornaments for Christmas and Hanukkah. Continue Reading →
Online purchases and package deliveries skyrocket during the holiday season. Scammers use this opportunity to trick busy shoppers into giving out their personal information. Continue Reading →
Red flags of a pet scam include:
• Popular breeds are available for incredibly low prices.
• The seller refuses to meet in person or take a video call.
• Extra charges for cages, vaccinations and other shipping costs.
• The word “teacup” is used in an advertisement.
• High-pressure tactics are meant to make the buyer think the animal will be harmed. Continue Reading →
If you receive a package you didn’t order: Don’t scan QR codes. They might take you to a phishing site that steals your personal information or download malware onto your device. Continue Reading →
In addition to the RH location in the historic Post office building and RH Outdoor at 264 Greenwich Ave, this will make for RH’s third location in downtown Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Four properties owned by Debra Karipedes and Stavros Karipedes sold to an LLC registered to a Toros H. Mangassarian of Rye, NY. Continue Reading →
The project was originally proposed in Feb 2025 as a Queen Anne style building, which the commission thought was beautiful but inconsistent with the streetscape. Continue Reading →
The Byram Neighborhood Association requested restrictions on smoke shops noting recent police activity and violations among the cluster of them in the area of Mill Street and North/South Water Streets. Byram is attractive to smoke shops because New York has tougher laws. New York longer allow flavored vapes and restrict ENDS, which is a nicotine delivery system. Commissioner Nick Macri said he was worried a cigar store exemption would create a loophole in the future. Continue Reading →
Several buildings on the north side of Railroad Ave (99, 95, 91, 89-87 and 85 Railroad Ave) include some restaurant uses that are grandfathered. 91 Railroad Ave, previously home to a cigar store, has operated as a retail use. A restaurant with 20 seats would typically require 9 parking spaces, including for staff. Continue Reading →