Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/news/business/page/74/)
Neighbors of the proposed developments at 581-585 West Putnam Ave and 550/600 West Putnam Ave voiced concerns about traffic, light pollution, streetscape and blasting away massive rock outcropping. Several said they don’t want the corridor to look like White Plains. Continue Reading →
The leading nitro coffee company has launched Organic Oat Milk, to be sold separately after the success of their award-winning Oat Milk Latte. Continue Reading →
The Perfect Provenance will highlight a variety of repurposed, reclaimed or eco-friendly items in its in-store exhibit including using recycled paper for Café 47 menus and introducing composting to its clientele. Continue Reading →
Lenny Damato and his sons Richard and Steven operate Lenny’s Bagels locations in Rye Brook and Pelham, NY. Their Cos Cob location, which they hope to open by summer 2019 will mark their first location in Connecticut. Continue Reading →
“During the drought, Greenwich dramatically reduced its daily water usage from 32 million gallons per day peak summer usage to 5 million gallons per day after an outdoor irrigation ban was implemented, indicating that the overwhelming use of water was going to outdoor uses.” – Marija Mikolajczak, Greenwich Conservation Advocates Continue Reading →
The talk is given by Cheryl Davis, general counsel of the Author’s Guild. Continue Reading →
If you’re still wondering what exactly is “experiential retail,” look no further than the Perfect Provenance at 47 Arch Street. Continue Reading →
The Town of Greenwich Energy Committee will host a seminar on February 22, 2019, featuring keynote speaker, Anthony Malkin, Chairman and CEO of Empire State Realty Trust, Inc. The target audience of the event is owners and managers of commercial buildings, who tend to be larger consumers of energy. A panel of the speakers, joined by Rich Granoff of Granoff Architects and Frank Parker 66 Field Point Realty, LLC, will provide the opportunity for specific questions and solutions. Continue Reading →
“Romance scammers typically contact their victims through dating websites, apps or social media, often using fake profiles and even stolen credit card information. Using these false identities, scammers may spend months grooming their victims, building what is believed to be a loving relationship, before asking for money to handle an emergency or travel expenses. Continue Reading →
Beware, some sophisticated scammers can manipulate their caller ID to say the caller is with Eversource. Continue Reading →