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Actual numbers of pet fraud may be much higher than reported, because many victims either choose not to file complaints or do not know where to turn for help. One victim in Waterbury lost $1,200 in May 2020. Continue Reading →
“I foresee Greenwich Avenue being closed from Memorial Day to Labor Day for the warm weather months – being closed to traffic from 5:00pm or 5:30pm on, with a lot of parking available on the side streets and in the parking lots in the back. Now is our chance to transform the downtown area and make Greenwich Ave, at least for part of the year, that open air pedestrian mall concept we’ve been talking about forever.” – First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Last week Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont ruled that towns will be allowed to open their marinas for personal use, making boaters happy. Some more good news for Greenwich residents is on the way. The State has declared that farmers markets are to be considered
“Essential Businesses” and therefore can remain open. The Greenwich Farmers Market in the Horseneck lot by exit 3 of I-95 will open for the season on May 16 at its regular time of 9:30am. Expect to see market manager Judy Waldeyer, in a face mask and gloves, ring the opening bell at 9:30am. Continue Reading →
“We’ll figure out a way to allow former residents who are now back in town where they grew up to use our facilities. They may not have a Greenwich address on their licenses. We want to make sure whatever we do has integrity and isn’t easily manipulated. It’s going to be a very fair system.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
While the challenges of COVID-19 make meeting in person undesirable, there are ways to work together remotely. Having your estate documents in place provides peace of mind in knowing your affairs are in order to protect you and your loved ones. Continue Reading →
Due to COVID-19 concerns, Ada’s Kitchen + Coffee in Riverside and sister-store Roost Kitchen + Coffee in Darien, temporarily closed their doors two weeks ago. The Ada’s and Roost teams have been working to adjust operations at both locations to ensure increased safety for both their staff and their customers. Starting Monday, April 13, both locations will be open with adjusted hours: 8am – 3pm Monday through Saturday, and 8am – 2pm on Sunday. All transactions will be no contact with ordering options either online (www.adaskitchenandcoffee.com), via Ada’s Kitchen + Coffee app (powered by ChowNow), via UberEats or by providing payment over the phone. In both locations, no customers will be allowed inside the stores. Continue Reading →
On Thursday residents and friends sent a loud and clear message to Old Greenwich merchants who are on the frontline during the COVID-19 outbreak. Continue Reading →
The store offers pick up at curbside and local deliveries. Or visit Funky Monkey’s new online store, open 24/7. Continue Reading →
All Pet Pantry locations in Fairfield and Westchester County now offer online ordering and non-contact curbside pickup. Continue Reading →
In addition, State Senator Alex Kasser recommended limiting trips to the store to just once or twice a week, wearing gloves and covering eyes/nose/mouth to limit exposure to virus molecules. Also, sanitizing all surfaces touched either by gloves or shopping bags, including car door handles, steering wheels, and kitchen counters. Continue Reading →