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The 2017 Greenwich Sidewalk Sale Days are Thursday, July 13, Friday, July 14, Saturday, July 15 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, July 16 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Continue Reading →
Located on King Street, Augustine’s Farm has a farm stand open daily 9-5 bursting with vegetables, fruit, fresh eggs, honey and much more. Continue Reading →
About two dozen stylists at Hopscotch Salon on Railroad Ave attended a talk by the YWCA of Greenwich on how to spot signs of domestic violence. In Greenwich, domestic violence is the second most investigated crime and the number one violent crime. Continue Reading →
Ellen Mosher is now ranked in the top one-half of 1 percent of the more than 1.25 million Realtors nationwide, and is the only agent in Greenwich to make the prestigious list. Continue Reading →
At Someting Natural in Greenwich, the goal is to recreate the Nantucket experience with freshly baked bread, delicious sandwiches and cookies. Additions to the menu are a variety of salads, all named after beaches in Nantucket. GFP sampled the sandwiches on Wednesday and found the half sandwiches huge and delicious. Continue Reading →
In the race to ever higher end luxury retail shopping on Greenwich Avenue, Michaelangelo thrives after 38 years, buoyed by lifelong customers who appreciate customer service. Continue Reading →
Carlisle Greenwich showroom is located at 40 Greenwich Avenue. The preview show is Tuesday, July 11 from 4:00pm to 7:00pm. Continue Reading →
The new Pet Pantry location in Riverside opened on Thursday. The store, which is on the site of the former Baang Cafe & Bar, is about a quarter the size of Pet Pantry’s Railroad Avenue location. Continue Reading →
ProSwing’s Managing Partner and Coach, Sam Colon, was inspired to create the Puerto Rican International Baseball Experience and raise the necessary funds to bring 24 kids and six coaches to the U.S. for four days of baseball and fun. Continue Reading →
A new Eversource substation would feature twenty four steel poles, some in excess of 135 feet, and possibly as high as almost 200 feet, running alongside I-95 and the Metro North Railroad tracks. Continue Reading →