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The Steal Vault opened as a pop up shop with three racks for three days on Hamilton Ave. It was an instant hit and now the store is brimming with consigned items, including designer and lifestyle brands. Continue Reading →
A Tavern Liquor permit allows the sale of wine, beer and hard cider to be consumed on the premises with or without the sale of food. Continue Reading →
The deadline for nominations for Moffly Media’s Women of Influence Award is Monday, February 1, 2017. Continue Reading →
A ribbon cutting ceremony at Spot On Veterinary Hospital and Hotel just over the Greenwich line on Selleck Street in Stamford included a tour of the 16,000 sq ft facility that was previously home to a sail maker and rigger. Continue Reading →
Ketchum appointed Barri Rafferty their Chief Executive Officer, making her the first woman to lead a top five global public relations firm. Continue Reading →
Up in Banksville, the Back Country Market & Cafe has opened! The owners of the renovated North Street Shopping Center still can’t find a supermarket to fill the former IGA space. They sought a P&Z zoning change that would increase FAR and add options for types of businesses for the space. Continue Reading →
A proposed text amendment to the CGIO zone might make possible a 70 unit residential development with significant public parking underground, a public park at the corner of Lewis and Benedict Place, indoor community space for meetings and a pedestrian connector to Greenwich Ave. Continue Reading →
Located at 184 Selleck St, just minutes off of Exit 6 in Stamford, the 16,000 sq foot facility features a Veterinary Hospital, Pet Hotel, Day Care, Grooming & Adoption Center. Continue Reading →
In Darien, the big downtown redevelopment proposal for Corbin Drive and the Post Road, with its huge underground parking garage, some high buildings and a showcase “Village Green” park in the center of town, is being scrapped by the developer.
The new proposal, being presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission on Tuesday night: Much more above-ground parking — made more discreet behind buildings and along the highway — one building near the highway that’s four stories high, and a winding, green public space that snakes into the project to take the place of the larger “Village Green” idea. Continue Reading →
Kids in Crisis has launched their 40th Anniversary with a special candle that is available in several local stores and businesses for $20. Continue Reading →