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Second Congregational Church has a Historic Overlay which yields some incentives from p&Z. It located in a residential neighborhood, but it is less than 1,000 ft from a commercial zone. Continue Reading →
Baillie & Hershman P.C. Law Offices, areas of property transaction and settlement focus:
• Real Estate Sales: Residential & Commercial
• Real Estate Purchases: Residential & Commercial
• Drafting Contracts
• Contract Negotiation and Review Continue Reading →
The new charging hub that opens Friday will be one of the largest Tesla Supercharger locations in Connecticut, supporting the rapidly growing electric vehicle community in Fairfield County and beyond. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Sidewalk Sale Days 2025 will take place Thursday, July 10 through Sunday, July 13 on and around Greenwich Avenue. Continue Reading →
The Do It All Dudes are college students (GHS alumni) with a pickup truck, power-washer, lawn equipment, and more – at your service! Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Exchange, which opened in Greenwich in 1901, and has operated as a non-profit out of the building at 28 Sherwood Place since 1936, still features the beloved hand smocked dresses and knitted baby sweaters and hats, as well as gifts, jewelry and apparel. Continue Reading →
Every summer locals anticipate the convenience of daily farm stand hours. Augustine’s Farm stand will open for the season on Friday, June 27 at 9:00am. Continue Reading →
Also, according to the application narrative, in addition to 169 W Putnam Ave, the property owner, Alex Gurevich also owns the office building at 177 West Putnam Avenue, which is not immediately next door, but one door down. Continue Reading →
You see an ad online for something you want, and you proceed to the seller’s website. The site looks professional, the price seems reasonable, and checkout is quick and easy. But then, your order never arrives… Continue Reading →
“Does Greenwich need another hotel when the ones we have aren’t at capacity? More importantly, how do we create a community solution for the BOE and provide a community space for our non profits?” – Suzanne Lio, executive director of the Greenwich Symphony Orchestra Continue Reading →