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“For the department to succeed in fulfilling its mission and assist clients to become self-sufficient, the creation of jobs offering a living wage is essential.” – Alan D. Barry, PhD, Commissioner, Greenwich Department of Human Services Continue Reading →
Three locations from these areas will be judged to determine three winners:1) Greenwich Avenue, including stores on Church Street and connecting side streets; 2) all stores west of Greenwich Avenue including Cos Cob, Riverside and Old Greenwich and, 3) all stores west of Greenwich Avenue. Continue Reading →
The community will have a chance to pitch the Pet Pantry team and recommend new non-profit beneficiaries to participate in a 75K fundraising effort. Continue Reading →
“Re-opening the seasonal shop will not only allow the business to continue, it allows for jobs for all of the crew that count on Gofer being there.” – Jay Ragusa, owner, Gofer Ice Cream Continue Reading →
“We offer a truly authentic, unique food experience that directly connects you to the farmer, and people like to support a local business who is sourcing local food.” – Mike Geller Continue Reading →
Funky Monkey has planned some special activities throughout the day on Saturday, October 26, for kids of all ages, including meet and greet photo opportunities with their Funky Monkey, Spiderman, and Elsa, tattoos, music and kid karaoke. Continue Reading →
At Quarry Knoll, located off East Elm Street in downtown, the HATG seeks to demolish 50 cottages and replace them with five multistory buildings for a total of 175 to 225 units, including market rate units. The Board of Selectmen have yet to hear from residents of Milbrook or even from the residents inside Quarry Knoll. Continue Reading →
In addition to the 274-unit “Tarry Lighthouse,” the Port Chester Planning Commission reviewed an application for another 9 story building on South Main Street and a 44 table restaurant on Willow. Continue Reading →
The surprise of the evening was opposition to the redevelopment from local business owners. Continue Reading →
Would you ignore an email from your boss? Scammers know you probably won’t.
An in-depth investigative study by the Better Business Bureau finds that business email compromise scams are skyrocketing in frequency and have cost businesses and other organizations more than $3 billion since 2016. Continue Reading →