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As alleged in the indictment, Justin C. Murphy owned and operated Greenwich-based Mara Investment Group, LLC, which Murphy purported to be a hedge fund that solicited and accepted investments and used a quantitative strategy that balanced long and short positions in securities. He was charged with money laundering, wire fraud and tax evasion. Continue Reading →
“Every citizen must be able to vote without interference or discrimination and to have that vote counted in a fair and free election.” – U.S. Attorney Vanessa Avery Continue Reading →
Per state statutes, legally non-conforming conditions regarding any building lot or use lawfully in existence at the time of its creation, may continue in its non-conforming status and shall be deemed lawful, provided that the nonconforming use is not abandoned. So the question is if existing buildings are demolished, are they abandoning the non conforming use? Continue Reading →
Tesla received approval for improvements to a parking lot along Laddins Rock Rd in the GB zone. The buildings associated with the property are located in the city of Stamford. Only the parking lot is in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Tree Conservancy is gifting both the trees and their planting to the Town. Continue Reading →
Pause Greenwich will have 7 therapy rooms, cryotherapy, light therapy, Sauna, Float room, compression therapy, and three IV stations. While the medical spa use is also not an allowed use in the LBR2 zone, the commission ultimately determined the new non-conforming use would be no more non-conforming than the previous bank use. Continue Reading →
Toyota wants to make additions, reconfigure space, and improve the facade. A neighbor took the opportunity to say the security lights were intrusive on residential neighbors and the PA/intercom system was annoying. Chair Alban said residents dislike the fake grass along Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →
There is a single agenda item: discuss and possible vote on filing a complaint with the Freedom of Information Commission challenging the legality of the Oct. 21, 2024 and Oct. 23, 2024 Board of Education meetings. Continue Reading →
The investigation has been conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the UConn Police Department. Continue Reading →
The Connecticut Dept of Transportation has granted an encroachment permit for the Town to plant the trees. A total of 370 trees will be planted on Rte 1 between Port Chester and Stamford, with the first 90 being installed this fall. Continue Reading →