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If a belonging is irreplaceable or of sentimental value, transport them yourself. Get three estimates, and find out the per hour cost if the move takes longer than expected.
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Rebeccas of Greenwich again has earned a AAA Four Diamond award for its world-class service, facilities and amenities. Continue Reading →
The Week of Caring runs Monday April 24 through Sunday April 30. A portion of proceeds from patrons dining at Terra, Mediterraneo or Eastend will go to Greenwich United Way. Continue Reading →
Greenwich mom, Paige Windle, started her business, The Help Maven, after her own divorce ten years ago. Her first client was her divorce attorney. Continue Reading →
A popular sandwich shop and bakery on Nantucket will open a location in Greenwich following a renovation of the building at 189 Greenwich Avenue. Continue Reading →
Representatives from public relations firm, the Lou Hammond Group, made a presentation at town Hall on Wednesday to the First Selectman’s Economic Advisory Committee for a possible re-branding campaign. Continue Reading →
A Bloomberg.com report says the Greenwich housing market “jolted awake” in the first quarter of 2017 in tandem with a rising stock market and house price reductions averaging 7.9 percent. Continue Reading →
New Twist to Robocall Scams Gives Another Reason to Hang up on Fundraising Calls. You answer the phone, and it’s a recording of former President Barack Obama or former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. In the message, which is likely lifted from a speech, the politician asks for a donation. Then, another voice prompts you to push a button and speak with an agent, who will collect your credit card information. Don’t do it! Just hang up. Speaking to the “donation agent” can give scammers information they may use in later cons. Continue Reading →
The Board of Selectmen on Thursday approved, with conditions, a series of road closures on River Rd Extension beginning Monday, April 18.
River Road Ext business owners expressed their concerns about the impact of a month of road closures for an emergency transformer replacement at the Mianus substation. The first full road closure will be on Monday, April 18. Continue Reading →
