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The plastic bag ordinance goes into effect on Sept 12. Businesses who have a supply of plastic bags they haven’t used up can apply for an exemption. A reusable bag drive is being planned and reusable bags are begin discounted at one local grocery store. Continue Reading →
Asiana, the Greenwich restaurant that for 12 years has blended Chinese, Thai and Japanese cuisine, will move to the space formerly home to Wuji, and prior to that Hunan Gourmet. Continue Reading →
Paulo Lanfredi, whose full service salon Lanfredi Salon just opened at 401 Greenwich Avenue, partnered with landlord Brian Briggs to hire an outfit called Gum Busters and removed years of wads of gum from the sidewalk. Continue Reading →
In Greenwich and its neighboring communities, Dr. Neil Wolff, offers a veterinarian concierge service. There are all manner of reasons why a house call is ideal, but for many of Wolff’s clients it’s all about the doctor himself. Continue Reading →
Tax Free Week was first enacted in 2000, and applies to most clothing and footwear purchases intended for everyday use. The one-week event eliminates Connecticut’s 6.35% sales tax on clothing and footwear costing less than $100 per item. Continue Reading →
The Threading Spaat 79 East Putnam Ave offers Eyebrow Threading, Full Face Threading, Eyebrow Waxing, Complete Body Waxing, Henna Tattoos, Eyebrow and Eyelash Tinting and Eyelash Extensions. Men also like the Threading Spa where they can have their beards cleaned up with threading and have their unibrows and bushy eyebrows cleaned up too. Continue Reading →
There is something for everyone at B.GOOD with a diverse menu consisting of kale and grain bowls, salads, all-natural burgers, sides of crisp veggies and oven-finished fries, smoothies and kids’ meals. For every order placed on DoorDash in August, B.GOOD will donate one meal to Feeding America Continue Reading →
Flagship Van Lines attempts to continue operating under new name. One complaint quoted:
“Flagship Van Lines driver has stolen my household. . . . Flagship Van Lines is holding my personal goods and basically asking for extortion.” Continue Reading →
With Greenwich Fitness set to open in the North Greenwich Shopping Center in the fall, just 3,000 sq ft of the former home of IGA remains for lease. Continue Reading →
Hiding in plain sight on Greenwich Avenue is one of the longest running business in Town: The Elkanah Mead Agency, which does business as Greenwich Independent Insurance, the business was founded in 1891. Continue Reading →