Saks Global explained that they made the strategic decision to consolidate the Saks Fifth Avenue Greenwich store footprint from three buildings to one. Continue Reading →
Saks Fifth Avenue to Consolidate Three Stores in Downtown Greenwich to One
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Greenwich High School PTA Announces New Job Board, “Starteryou,” Connecting Students & Local Employers
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Starteryou is an independent job‑board platform that provides students with a safe and secure way to explore part‑time jobs, summer work, and internships. Employers can register at starteryou.com to post opportunities. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Schools
P&Z Watch: Fitness Center Proposed at 100 East Putnam Ave in Cos Cob
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Programming would include a balanced mix of Pilates, barre, yoga, medication and breathwork. The applicant seeks to offer group classes as well as private and semi-private instruction. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government
BBB Warns Scammers Impersonate Connecticut Auto Businesses in Online Vehicle Scam
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Two Connecticut business owners say their companies’ identities were stolen by a scammer who has taken tens of thousands of dollars from classic car enthusiasts. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business
Greenwich Chamber of Commerce Announces Sidewalk Sales Dates, New Twists to 4-Day Event
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The dates are July 9-12, 2026. New this year, the Chamber is working on dedicated spaces for nonprofits and youth entrepreneurs – an exciting addition that reflects the evolving needs of the community. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business
New Owner, New Name: Stone Bridge Wine & Spirits Caters to Customers
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Located at the intersection of Sheephill and Palmer Hill, the new owner renamed the former LaBella’s to Stone Bridge Wine & Spirits in honor of the historic Palmer Hill Road Bridge across the street.
“I’m here to cater to my customers.” – Peter Shah, owner Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Food Drink Restaurants, 340 Palmer Hill Rd, Palmer Hill Bridge, Palmer Hill Road, Peter Shah, Stone Bridge Wine & Spirits
Is AI the best resource for information when it comes to custom home building, remodels and renovations?
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As an example, I asked Claude recently which Facebook groups would be good to advertise a new job position. It made up the names of Facebook groups and when “cross-examined,” Claude admitted that he made up the names of the groups – Claude said he doesn’t have access to the names of the groups. So he made some up!! Our articles do not contain anything “made up.” – Scott Simonsen Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Old World Craftsmen, Scott Simonsen
St. Catherine’s Support Circle for Job-Seekers Presents: AI in the Workplace
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Topics to be covered include: General overview of where AI impacts public and private workplaces, current trends in AI and where it is going, moving fast and permeating everything, prepare where you can, simple tasks, evolving into sophisticated and complex problem-solving; detection, remediation, guardrails & governance; learning and experimenting with AI, “successful failures.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business
AG Tong Warns Connecticut against Investment Scams on Meta Platforms
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Fraudulent investment schemes are proliferating across Meta platforms, including on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. These scams include “pump and dump” scams, confidence scams, and fraudulent cryptocurrency schemes that take advantage of victims to extract as much money from them as possible. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government
Selectmen’s Eyes On Greenwich Ave: Beautifying Concrete Barriers, Free Music Fridays, Brackets on Lamp Posts
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At their March 26 meeting the Board of Selectmen discussed several topics that impact Greenwich Ave, starting with the possible return of Free Music Fridays. Selectwoman Lauren Rabin said the Reimagine Greenwich committee hopes to bring back Free Music Fridays, originally a way to get people safely outdoors during the pandemic. Initially a lunch time concert series in Greenwich Common, it was later switched to early evening. “At 5 o’ clock we were getting a crowd,” First Selectman Fred Camillo recalled. “People would take their dinners and a glass of wine and it was really nice. Continue Reading →