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On Saturday, May 8, from 1:00pm to 4:00pm there will be an event with hors d’oeuvres and wine to welcome people to the gallery and view the artwork of Dario Campanile. The exhibit runs through June 1. Continue Reading →
“Connecticut has an incredible mix of tourism offerings – from arts and cultural venues and restaurants, to lodging properties and outdoor recreation areas – all of which help generate business sales, tax revenues, and statewide jobs benefiting our communities.” – Governor Ned Lamont Continue Reading →
The showroom’s public debut will be on Saturday, May 8, and Sunday, May, 9 from noon until 5:00 pm. Continue Reading →
The ReImagine Greenwich committee talked about a free music series in Greenwich Common from June to September, about new restaurants on the Ave, and about banners attached to lamp posts. Continue Reading →
“We thought, let’s do something cool. We went on AirBnb and found a place in Santa Monica by the pier. It was me and four other friends who are all attending different schools in different situations.” – Michael Grabel, GHS class of 2020 Continue Reading →
“If parking is not enforced on Sound Beach, I don’t see the incentive for employees to buy permits for $175….I don’t think I’ve ever seen any parking enforcement on Sound Beach and I’ve been there almost 13 years.” – Abigail Fox, Owner Abigail Fox Designs Continue Reading →
Scammers continue finetuning their techniques, including using phony caller IDs that display “Eversource” and scripts that sound like a legitimate company representative threatening to disconnect their electric or gas service because of an unpaid bill. Continue Reading →
is receiving reports of con artists creating fake airline ticket booking sites or cutomer service numbers. If you are buying airfare, use caution and double check the URL or phone number before providing your credit card information. Continue Reading →
During comments preceding a vote on extending the sunset clause for tip fees and resident permit fees at the dump, it was reported that commercial hauler tonnage had dropped by a third since tipping fees were introduced. Continue Reading →
A small financial institution with a volunteer board that primarily served New York state public employees, allowed the two suspects to conduct high-risk transactions. The two men then caused the transfer of more than $1 billion in high-risk transactions, including hundreds of millions of dollars originating from high-risk foreign jurisdictions. Continue Reading →