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Before moving their offices to Sherwood, S.E. Minor & Co, a land surveying, civil engineering and environmental science company established in 1887, operated out of 33 West Elm Street. The existing mixed-use nonconforming building is proposed to be demolished and replaced with one that maintains a similar footprint, height and FAR, while maintaining or reducing existing non-conformities. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Housing Authority (Greenwich Communities) was officially designated as a “High Performer” by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) under the Section 8 Management Assessment Program (SEMAP). Continue Reading →
Connecticut will purchase 304 MW of the final output from Revolution Wind with the remaining 400 MW to be delivered to Rhode Island. Connecticut’s share will meet about 5% of the state’s overall electricity demand. Continue Reading →
This prosecution is part of the U.S. Department of Justice’s Project Safe Childhood Initiative, which is aimed at protecting children from sexual abuse and exploitation. Continue Reading →
Alternately, residents can also drop off leaves at Holly Hill Resource Recovery Facility (permit required). Continue Reading →
The Hamill Rink Development Committee (HRDC) will host a Public Hearing period on November 9, 2026 at 6:00pm. The hearing is online only via Zoom. Continue Reading →
In a series of letters, Blumenthal reminded recipients of the Subcommittee’s expectation for their prompt cooperation and warned: “Please also note that failure to voluntarily produce the requested records and information by January 4, 2027, will leave the Subcommittee with no choice but to consider alternative measures to obtain compliance.” Continue Reading →
“Donald Trump wants to manipulate the census to hand taxpayer funding and political power to states he prefers. He has concocted a strained scheme to count people where they spend winters— shifting power from the Milfords and Marlboroughs to the Mar-a-Lagos.” – Attorney General William Tong Continue Reading →
Jill Oberlander vowed to fight for Connecticut families, defend democratic institutions, and deliver results for the district. Continue Reading →
November 17th in-person program gives Greenwich voters an opportunity to hear directly from Susan Herbst, noted political scientist and former UCONN President Continue Reading →