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“While we own the train station lobby, the Town of Greenwich is responsible for maintaining the elevator in the Train Station and is aware of the problem and has been working to address it.” – Kim DePra, director of Marketing & Communications for The Ashforth Company Continue Reading →
During this weeklong sales tax holiday, retail purchases of most clothing and footwear items priced under $100 are exempt from the Connecticut sales and use tax. The exemption during Sales Tax-Free Week applies to each eligible item costing under $100, regardless of how many of those items are sold to a customer on the same invoice. Continue Reading →
“I respectfully request that the Engineering Department at the Department of Public Works review the intended remediation area and take into consideration how and if the honey locust tree could be retained in a healthy manner while achieving the goals of safety and property concerns.” – Dr. Greg Kramer, Greenwich Tree Warden Continue Reading →
The man fell onto the tracks from the edge of the platform, but managed to sustain only non-life-threatening injuries after three train cars rolled over him without touching him. Continue Reading →
Betsey Rae Frumin (nee Swire) died peacefully with family by her side on July 31, 2024, after a second battle with cancer. She was 82 years old. Continue Reading →
Commissioner Dennis Yeskey shared concern about having two buildings – one with mostly the affordable units and one with mostly luxury condos. He said that posed an issue of equity for residents. Continue Reading →
To honor her life, family and friends will gather Monday, August 12 from 4:00-8:00 pm at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home, 134 Hamilton Avenue, Greenwich. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Tuesday, August 13, 10:00 am at St. Paul RC Church, Greenwich, followed by interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, New Rochelle. Continue Reading →
Initially delays were up to 35 minutes. By noon the trains were operating on or close to schedule. Continue Reading →
From the Better Business Bureau
John Orkney said he was standing on his lawn, looking at his roof, when a contractor named John Murphy approached him saying he’d done work down the street and noticed something on his roof. Orkney knew he was correct. He’d had a small leak in his roof. But, Orkney says the project ballooned when Murphy climbed into his attic and claimed the house was infested with termites. “The scammer told me I must pay $195,000 to eradicate. Virtual rebuild, outside of house and entire garage. Continue Reading →
“This is not going to just go away. This year I know of three females that had kittens. This morning I saw four of them in our back yard playing. There are currently also six adults that frequent our property. That’s 10 cats in our yard alone.” – Pam Petito, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →