Connecticut Better Business Bureau says hard work by law enforcement and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is bearing fruit, resulting in a substantial drop in tax return fraud last year. Continue Reading →
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Connecticut Better Business Bureau says hard work by law enforcement and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is bearing fruit, resulting in a substantial drop in tax return fraud last year. Continue Reading →
Regulators say the weight loss industry is fraught with misinformation. In the last decade, the FDA has brought more than 80 actions against companies making deceptive weight loss claims. Continue Reading →
On a recent Sunday, dozens of children headed to Hebrew Wizards in Cos Cob for a morning of song and dance, games, and crafts. The atmosphere felt a bit like summer camp. Lessons in the Bible, prayer and the power of kindness were woven through the activities. Continue Reading →
One tip from BBB among many: Email yourself a copy of your passport, cards, telephone numbers and other important documents in case your luggage goes missing, and give copies to someone you trust. Continue Reading →
Developers of a proposed 44 unit apartment building at 143 Sound Beach Avenue have postponed their application. Continue Reading →
The Planning & Zoning commission approved a final site plan and special permit with modifications for a project to redevelop 23 Woodland Drive and 25 Woodland Drive. Continue Reading →
Alexandra Toro established a following in Greenwich when she worked at Partners, which has since closed. Her clients have followed her to central Greenwich, where her Fenix Salon at 48 Greenwich Ave affords a quiet cozy place for cuts, coloring and conditioning treatments. Continue Reading →
Most consumers have never heard of the gray market and don’t know about its dangers. Continue Reading →
New video series discusses green and sustainable home technologies in both new homes and renovations in Greenwich and Fairfield County. Continue Reading →
Since Cardinal Café started selling Garden Catering nuggets and cones, sales overall have increased. Vicki Gregg, manager of food services at GHS said students who had never bought lunch in the café came for the nuggets, but were wowed by the build-a-sandwich and build-a-salad stations. Continue Reading →