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The “SOS” goal is to have the money needed for the build of the sidewalk presented in January for the upcoming year’s budget, which would then need to be approved by the BET and the RTM. Continue Reading →
“Greenwich deserves a good elevator for people who travel to and from work in office attire and, of course, especially for disabled people.” – Darany von Regensburg, founder of Friends of Autistic People (FAP) Continue Reading →
The collaboration will officially launch in the coming weeks, including a rebranding of the brand’s social media channels, websites and opening of a brick-and-mortar store at 315 Greenwich Avenue in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
GHS freshman Austin Ho started a car detailing business. He was joined by his older brother Trevor and friend Nick Petrov, who helped with the website and social media. This week, through a lot of hard work over three hours, the trio brought a tired looking 2006 BMW back to life. Continue Reading →
Approximately 60% of minimum wage earners in Connecticut are women, and many have families. Continue Reading →
One of our most popular exterior renovations is new siding on an older home. When we explore the project at the initial consult, more often than not a better name for the project usually turns out to be a Façade renovation. So much more goes into the external appearance and maintenance of a home than siding, and older homes usually have a number of exterior features that need updating or replacement. Continue Reading →
Bob Heussler is a Connecticut Sports reporter and radio voice of WNBA’s Connecticut Sun. Continue Reading →
“The goal for this type of ordinance is to prevent through trucks from using this as a shortcut to I95. School buses would be another question, but from what I understand there are no stops on these roads.” – Ian Brown, DPW engineer Continue Reading →
Greenwich’s Affordable Housing Trust Board met on Friday with a single item on the agenda: “Discuss Mason Street.” Continue Reading →
The energy company is sending one line crew from each work center across the three states to equally balance the number of resources remaining at home. Crews planned to depart their respective states Sunday, September 29 at approximately 6:00am. Continue Reading →