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MacInspires is offering NEW “Saturday Enrollments,” which are 90 minute sessions for 7 or 10 weeks. Students can join as late as the third session and the enrollment will be automatically prorated.
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K Dong said his Japanese restaurant Miku will open on Greenwich Avenue in March 2019 with a sushi bar, full liquor license, and super healthy options including diverse grains, cooked foods, gluten free and vegan options. Continue Reading →
Stamford’s plastic bag ban is unique from Greenwich’s in that there will be a 10¢ fee for each paper bag. Continue Reading →
Consultants will present a rendering of what the Post Road corridor might look like if it were built-out to its maximum building potential under the current zoning regulations. The session will also cover the future of downtown. Mark your calendars for Thursday, October 4, beginning at 7:00pm in the Greenwich High School student center. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Jiu-Jitsu Academy will open on Valley Road in Cos Cob in October. Classes are coed and are offered to adults and children. Beginners are welcome. This week, instructors Jeff Morris and Joe Darula grappled on the mats, along with their friend Matt Criscuolo. Continue Reading →
Italian entrepreneur, Federico Perandin will open his Il Pastaficio on Saturday. The grand opening is 11:00am to 7:00pm at 213 East Putnam Ave in the Mill Pond Center. The store offers artisanal, organic, fresh, authentic Italian pasta dishes to eat in, take out or purchase uncooked to bring home and prepare. Continue Reading →
At Blankenship Dry Goods there are essentially six items, but they come in an array of colors and there is an option of customization for your company, club or fraternity. Everything is made in America. The signature item is the warm “tailgater pullover” complete with beer pockets as well as pockets for keys, wallet and phone. Continue Reading →
Nigerian gangs appear to be behind most of this fraud, often using romance fraud victims and other “money mules” to receive money from victims. Many fake checks and money orders are shipped to the U.S. from Nigeria. Continue Reading →
The scam begins by receiving a voicemail message inviting you to apply for a job at Amazon. Allegedly, the online retailer is hiring dozens of people to list products online, post review and do other website work.
The position pays well—targets report anything from $20/hour to $6,000/month—and you can work from home. Continue Reading →
With a mission echoing the habitatgreenwich message of giving back to the local community, the Willow Project is the first non-profit habitatgreenwich will give back to. For the month of September, a portion of sales will go toward The Willow Project and support families during the critical time of cancer diagnosis and initial treatment. Continue Reading →