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Independent Consignment Shop, Estate Treasures, Going Strong in Greenwich after 40 Years
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Right now there is a 20% off sale on the already reasonable prices on outdoor furniture featuring vintage Brown Jordan, many of which are restored by Patty’s Portico with a unique powder coating, baked on paint method. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, consignment shop, Estate Treasures, Harriet Roughan
New Greenwich Recycling Rules: What You Need to Know
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The most important changes are that plastic bags, shredded paper, and styrofoam are no longer be accepted into single stream. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Holly Hill, Holly Hill Resource Recovery Facility, Patrick Collins, recycling, single stream recycling
Music & Arts Opens on West Putnam Ave, Seeks to Offer Lessons
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Music & Arts is a chain with over 150 locations specializing in instrument sales, rentals and repairs. An ancillary part of the business is to provide one-on-one music instruction. Their site plan application to P&Z indicates that students can be dropped off along West Putnam Avenue. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Real Estate
What’s In, What’s Out on Greenwich Avenue – Summer 2018
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According to Diane Roth of Allied Property Group stores are coming out of malls and returning to main street. “People look at shopping as a day out. You include lunch, and Greenwich Ave lets you create that day out. The stores understand that and that’s why they’re coming back to Main Street USA.” – Diane Roth, Allied Property Group Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Allied Property, blue mercury, Diane Roth, Douro, Fjäll Räven, Freshii, Peserico
Arch Street Collective Moves Across Town to OG Social Club
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The Arch Street Collective was created to showcase local bands at the teen center. In June it moved to the Old Greenwich Social Club. This Sunday, July 15, the lineup will feature Erik Rabasca of Light Warriors, Southwind Social Club, Jeffrey Velez, J and The B-Sides, Charlie Happylife and more. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Business, Food Drink Restaurants, People & Culture, André Soto, Felix Guiffra, Jane Southard, Jed Simon
Greenwich Chamber of Commerce Presents 2018 Greenwich Sidewalk Sale Days 2018
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Sidewalk Sales is the largest outdoor sidewalk sales event in all of Connecticut, encompassing four full consecutive days of bargains. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Greenwich Chamber of Commerce, sidewalk sales 2018
Following Successful Private Day & Boarding School Fair, Greenwich Education Group Gives Back
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Due to the success of Greenwich Education Group’s 9th annual Private Day & Boarding School Fair, GEG pleased to present checks totaling $7,000 to two worthy local nonprofits: the Parks & Rec Scholarship Fund and REACH Prep. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Giving, Government, Schools
Cardinal Critics Review Wellmade Market: A Refreshing Spin on Deli Food
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Wellmade Market is a great new deli in Greenwich provides a fresh take on sandwiches with many other upcoming options. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Cardinal Critics, Food, Connor Axford, Dylan Boyd, Eugene Chun, Greenwich Free Press, Jackson Frampton
With Cos Cob Design Shop, Kim Caravella Extends Tradition of Family Merchants
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fulfilling the a lifelong dream of Kim Caravella to open a shop with meticulously curated furniture and accessories, habitatgreenwich, a new shop in Cos Cob’s hub, features the work of artisans locally and around the world. Continue Reading →