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The OG Farmers Market in Riverside stated with a 14 non-consecutive day approval for tents at St. Catherine’s Church parking lot. More recently the P&Z commission extended it through November 11, with conditions. Continue Reading →
According to Emergency Management Director Joe Laucella, there is high confidence that the storm will bring three to five inches of rain to the southwestern and western areas of Connecticut. There is the potential for isolated locations in those parts of the State to see up to 10 inches of rain. Continue Reading →
P&Z asked if the disused loading area and access drive from Brookside Ave could be removed and landscaped. Other focused on on-site vehicle and pedestrian circulation, queuing, parking, and left turns into and out of Dayton Avenue. Continue Reading →
In Hartford Superior Court, a judge has yet to rule on the developer’s lawsuit against the Town’s P&Z commission over the conditions of approval of the 8-30g affordable housing project straddling Mason Street. That doesn’t impact the demolition. Continue Reading →
“The people who have died in immigration custody had names. They had friends and family who loved them… Their lives mattered and their deaths mattered too.” – Michele Greenberg Continue Reading →
Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo and local elected leaders are calling upon the State of Connecticut to place an immediate moratorium on zoning mandates for all municipalities. A press conference will be held outside Town Hall on Friday at 1:00pm. Continue Reading →
St. Roch’s Church Feast is set for Wednesday to Saturday, Aug 12-15. The parking deck work at Hamilton Avenue School has yet to be completed and the Selectman seek a noise ordinance exemption for the weekend of July 25 to 2026 in order to complete the work in time for the feast. Continue Reading →
Commissioner Mary Jenkins said, “The building there now has sky and space and air around it. And frankly with two distinct, contemporary taller buildings, it looks to me like a Tudor sandwich.”
Commenting on the two additional buildings, Arn Welles said, “They seem out of place with the original ones. You’ve got those enormous, I’d call them space windows, they look like spaceships.” Continue Reading →
David L Johnson of Greenwich pleaded guilty Tuesday in New Haven to an offense stemming from his embezzlement of more than $2 million from an elderly victim and his estate. Continue Reading →
When the road closure was discussed at the July 9 Board of Selectmen meeting, Selectwoman Khanna asked if an agreement had been signed between the school and church regarding any potential property damage. Continue Reading →