Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/news/business/page/60/)
Started by Janice Wright, Alejandra Salazar and Lena Scilipoti, Piccolina – Italian for “little one” – offers a lifestyle brand of various offerings for children from babies to toddlers. Continue Reading →
Cabs had posters taped to their windows saying, “Debt forgiveness now,” “No More Suicides,” “No More Bankruptcies,” and, “It’s not charity; it’s loan forgiveness.” Continue Reading →
Desrosier will explain the concept of “Digital Transformation” in the world, how it is driving small business owners out of business, while some are flourishing. What does this mean to our Town and each one of us? Continue Reading →
First Selectman Fred Camillo talked outdoor heaters and recalled having gone to a restaurant in Stamford to eat outdoors, on the water, even after Thanksgiving. Continue Reading →
Representatives from a company called Axon talked about their products including police body cameras. But they also offer tasers, interview room solution, patrol car cameras and even an air drone program, all of which can be networked together. Continue Reading →
“With all the SBA, PPP, DECD loans – I have to say that the fastest one was HEDCO.” Zaniac co-owner Camilla Gazal commenting on the HEDCO loan that has already been forgiven. HEDCO stands for the Hartford Economic Development Corporation. Continue Reading →
P&Z questioned a developer’s request to double the FAR for a full market-rate luxury assisted living community. They also talked about how a minimum of outdoor space enhances quality of life, and suggested the proposed 4 stories be reduced to three. Continue Reading →
The July 14 P&Z agenda includes a pre-application from Renamba Greenwich LLC for a zoning amendment which would allow an assisted living facility. Renamba wants to develop a parcel on Old Track Road with 100 one-bed units and 30 memory care studios. Continue Reading →
Parking Services furloughed part time workers during the pandemic. While fees were waived, the department used enforcement officers to monitor parks. Continue Reading →
We interviewed gallery owners, merchants and restaurant manager about the closure of the bottom of Greenwich Ave to accommodate outdoor dining during the pandemic. Continue Reading →