This casual bike ride through Bruce Park honors the legacy of Teddy Balkind and his love of mountain biking, and celebrates participation and safety in sports. Continue Reading →
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This casual bike ride through Bruce Park honors the legacy of Teddy Balkind and his love of mountain biking, and celebrates participation and safety in sports. Continue Reading →
The inspector will walk through the home to assess the condition of both damaged and non-damaged areas, noting disaster caused damage to real property (structural) and conducting a complete inventory of all damaged and non-damaged essential personal property (appliances, furniture, etc.). Continue Reading →
“Gardens are not a replacement for trees. They have different benefits they give to health and the environment. Removing a tree without permission is not acceptable even if it does provide more sunlight for your house or garden. Ignorance of the law or regulation is not an excuse for breaking it, which appears to be the defense they are making now.” – Kate Dzikiewicz of the Greenwich Tree Conservancy Continue Reading →
Individuals and business owners who sustained losses in the designated areas can begin applying for assistance by registering online at www.DisasterAssistance.gov, by calling 1-800-621-3362 or by using the FEMA App. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Brewing Co, at 109 Greenwich Avenue, has a menu featuring burgers, salads and Nashville Hot Chicken. The restaurant has the goal of being affordable for families. The owners take great pride in brewing their own beers. Continue Reading →
Commissioner Nick Macri referred to a proposed “socioeconomic bifurcation” as “a return to days gone by.” Continue Reading →
“Cherry-picking” is a fraudulent securities trading practice in which the responsible individual executes trades without assigning those trades to a particular trading account until the individual determines whether or not the trade has become profitable or suffered losses. The responsible individual then allocates the profitable trades to favored accounts – often the individual’s own accounts – and assigns unprofitable trades to disfavored client accounts. Continue Reading →
Evelyn Anna Probstmeyer, age 84, passed away peacefully on August 31, 2024. Born in Greenwich on November 28, 1939, the daughter of the late Kurt Willi Michel and Elfriede Anna Agnes Newman. She was raised in Riverside, where she resided for the majority of her life, later moving to Old Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The event is sponsored by Christ Church Men’s Ministry and will take place at Tomes-Higgins House (on the campus of Christ Church Greenwich) 216 East Putnam Ave in Greenwich. All are welcome. Continue Reading →