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Something Natural is Open in Greenwich, with Delicious Bread, Cookies and Sandwiches
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Something Natural, the iconic Nantucket sandwich shop and bakery had its soft opening in Greenwich on Friday. The charming new eatery is a freshly renovated historic carriage house located behind Saks. The store is being brought to Greenwich by a group of local operators who are collaborating with Matt Fee and crew from Something Natural Nantucket. When asked about the motivation behind the choice of their new Greenwich outpost owner Matt Fee said, “I can’t imagine a better off island location. The building at 189 Greenwich Ave was built the same decade as 50 Cliff, and although it is downtown Greenwich, it’s still tucked away a bit. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Food Drink Restaurants, Something Natural from Nantucket
Douglas VanderHorn Architects’ Classically-Inspired Architecture Showcased on New England Living
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Douglas VanderHorn earns Cottages & Gardens Innovation in Design award, and discusses spectacular projects along Greenwich’s coastline on Million Dollar Decorating podcast Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Douglas VanderHorn, Parker Kelley
Chancy D’Elia: A Greenwich Businesswoman Who Persevered
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Written by Olivia Luntz. Chancy D’Elia ran the Chancy D’Elia clothing store on Greenwich Avenue from 1932 until 2005. The operation started with a few pieces sold at the front of her uncle’s Snappy Cleaners. In 1932, she went to New York with her sister with $270 in the bank. They bought a few skirts, dresses, and sweaters, which were all snatched up immediately by one customer. In January 1945 she bought the building at 244 Greenwich Avenue, where her business operated until 2005. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Business, Greenwich History, Chancy D'Elia, Greenwich Library, Olivia Luntz, The Oral History Project
Longtime Residents Publish Illustrated Map Highlighting Local Independent Greenwich Businesses
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A new two-sided color map of Greenwich that features parks, landmarks, schools and local businesses is available in local businesses, town hall, Greenwich Library and hotels. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Business, Craig Jones, Jessica Reid, Liz Norfleet, map of Greenwich, T
Five Tips to Keep Your Child Safe Online
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The threats children face are many of the same ones as adults, such as fake websites, viruses, collection of personal information and other scams. Also, a lot of bullying occurs online. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Police & Fire, BBB
Many Greenwich Eateries Receive Perfect Food Inspection Ratings
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Find out which establishments received perfect scores in a food inspection survey conducted by the Greenwich Health Department. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Schools, Food Inspection, Greenwich Health Department, Health Ratings
Greenwich Chamber of Commerce to Host Identity Theft & Retail Fraud Presentation with Detective Mark Solomon
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Greenwich Chamber of Commerce will be holding an open forum presentation to retailers and the public, “Combating Identity Theft and Retail Fraud” on Monday, June 19 at 6:15 pm at the Greenwich Public Safety Complex located at 11 Bruce Place, 3rd floor training room. Free but registration is required. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Police & Fire, Detective Mark Solomon
Greenwich Concours D’elegance Draws Fans of All Generations to Annual Show
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A little rain didn’t dampen the spirits of car enthusiasts of all ages at the Greenwich Concours D’elegance 22nd annual car show Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Business, People & Culture, Transportation, Carriage House Motor Cars, Greenwich Concours d’Elegance, Miller Motorcars
Pure Barre to Hold Class in Bruce Park to Benefit Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
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Pure Barre is having a class in Bruce Park on Thursday, June 8. All proceeds go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Man of the Year Campaign — supporting Ryan Longmire and his team: Answer for Cancer. Continue Reading →