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Arch in Bloom held their annual winter holiday Flurry Fest on Saturday and families enjoyed a variety of food, drink and children’s activities. If you didn’t make it to Flurry Fest, make sure to bring your children to see the animatronics in the retail shop where the variety of ornaments and gifts will help you check people off your list. Continue Reading →
During “Hockey Weekend @ The Bruce,” Hockey Hall of Fame trophies, each uniquely and elegantly crafted, and many bearing the names of past winners are on display. On Friday The Stanley Cup was on display for five hours, for a once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunity. Continue Reading →
“Here’s the worst case. So, we turn this down and DPW decides maybe we need a four lane highway here and maybe it ends up looking like Route 1.” – P&Z commissioner Arn Welles Continue Reading →
When clients are considering replacing windows, they often ask whether they should do “new construction” type windows or “replacement” or “insert.” It’s a great question and this article addresses what factors to consider when making this decision. Continue Reading →
District 3 currently has two RTM vacancies. District 9 has one vacancy. Continue Reading →
A Memorial Mass to celebrate her life will be held at 11:00 am on Saturday December 7 at Sacred Heart Church in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The Fairfield Ave Bridge, which crosses over I-95 in Norwalk, has reopened ahead of schedule and under budget. The new bridge, spanning approximately 170 feet in length over I-95, maintains sidewalks on both sides and reduces the width of the vehicle travel lanes to better accommodate bicyclists. Continue Reading →
“Perfect solutions are few and far between. At the end of the day, the need for housing may supersede almost everything else. We can work with developers to create housing that is sensible and compliant with our regulation and the POCD guiding principles. Or, we can pay lip service, do nothing, and wait for exogenous forces to impose unwanted changes to our town.” – P&Z commissioner Peter Lowe Continue Reading →
“This is not our first rodeo….The commission is telling you that we are not seeing it as feasible from a legal point of view as proposed.” – P&Z commission chair, Margarita Alban Continue Reading →
