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Do the folks in state government know what it’s like to be a commuter? Continue Reading →
Monday, 7:15am: Currently we have approximately 1200 homes without power and a 2-hour school delay. Continue Reading →
The storm expected to hit Greenwich and the surrounding area starting Sunday night is forecast to be more powerful than the one last week and Greenwich residents should be prepared. Continue Reading →
The 217-bed Greenwich Woods skilled nursing home would be replaced with a five-story, 215 unit, 394 bedroom, 8-30g affordable housing development with 30% of the units designated “affordable.” Of concern for the P&Z commission was the property’s sewer is provided from Westchester County who calculated the new development would exceed the agreed of 50,000 gallons per day. Also its 2064 expiration might come before the 40 year deed restriction for the 8-30g affordable units. Continue Reading →
Family and friends will gather in Alicia’s honor on Wednesday, 9:00-11:30 am at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home in Greenwich. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 12:00 pm in St. Paul Roman Catholic Church in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The current forecast projects heavy rain and potential flooding in the Greenwich area Sunday night into Monday. There is the potential for two to three inches of rain across Greenwich with strong winds of 25 to 35 miles per hour. Continue Reading →
Fraudsters say there’s a problem with your delivery, your house number is missing, and you need to pay a small fee to get your package. They may even include a picture of the package. Continue Reading →
The current forecast is projecting heavy rain and potential flooding coming into the Greenwich area Sunday night into Monday. Continue Reading →
The Town of Greenwich Dept of Public Works has secured $400,000 in federal grant from the US Dept of Transportation to develop a comprehensive, data-driven safety action plan aimed to improve road safety for all modes of transportation. The grant stems from the Biden-Harris Administration the Roadway Safety Planning Grant program in over 200 communities in 46 states and Puerto Rico. In all, $82.6 million in Safe Streets and Roads for All grants will be issued to support initiatives to enhance safety and help prevent deaths and serious injuries on the nation’s roadways. As part of the safety action plan, Greenwich transportation-related data will be collected and analyzed to identify and prioritize which areas in Town need roadway safety improvements. These improvements encompass all modes of transportation – including motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists. Continue Reading →