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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 →
“This lawsuit was an illegal attempt to disenfranchise Connecticut voters and today, the court shut it down. The Constitution is clear: the President does not control our elections and has no right to manipulate Connecticut voter rolls.” – William Tong Continue Reading →
On Thursday, First Selectman Fred Camillo urged residents with concerns about the proposed demolitions of historic buildings at the intersection of Greenwich Ave and Putnam Ave to contact Todd Levine at SHPO and the office of Connecticut’s Attorney General William Tong. Continue Reading →
Beginning July 1, covered businesses must:
· Send consumers an annual reminder if their contract automatically renews.
· The reminder must include information about the goods or services covered by the renewal, the frequency and cost of the renewal, and instructions on how to cancel.
· Provide an easy way for consumers to cancel. Continue Reading →
“This Primary is important. Ned deserves our support on August 11.” – Gina Gladstein Continue Reading →
nutritious meals are available at no cost to all children in the state, helping to ensure that students continue to have access to healthy meals while school is out. Continue Reading →
The proposed dwelling would be 18,631 square feet, to contain five bedrooms, two three-car garages, a basement including an indoor pool, squash court and art gallery and an area for the applicant’s car collection would provide 40 spaces. As part of the house design, a center atrium would be provided, and as part of the patio adjacent to the first floor of the house, an outdoor pool is proposed. A tennis court is also proposed, as well as a detached guest suite that would have a living room and two bedrooms. Continue Reading →
A new pre-application to Greenwich P&Z proposes to demolish the existing two-story dwelling and outdoor pool 520 Indian Field Road, and construct a new single-family home with a tennis court, indoor padel court and swimming pool to exceed 1,200 sq ft. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, the Historic District Commission listened to public comment about the proposed demolition of 2 Greenwich Avenue. Continue Reading →
“Whereas, the Commission finds that a reasonable change to the proposed development would be for the applicant to modify Unit C to provide both natural light and ventilation in all the living spaces and improve comparability of the living spaces of all units.” – Whereas clause from motion to approve, with modifications Continue Reading →