Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/news/page/202/)
Someone FOI’d the parking services dept’s list of information about permit holders and people on the wait list. Fred Camillo has asked Senator Ryan Fazio (R-36) to look at drafting a bill to modify CT’s FOIA and model other states that have imposed some FOIA restrictions. Continue Reading →
A new application to P&Z would replace the former Honda dealership, as well as a residential house and a commercial building on Greenwich Ave, with two multi-story apartment buildings and retail space on the first floor level. One building would be six stories and one would be stories. Continue Reading →
The new residential community will have a housing opportunity component, as provided by Section 8-30g. It proposes to provide 31 units of which 7 would be “affordable.” Continue Reading →
A Funeral Mass will be held on Monday, Nov 20 at 10:00am at St. Roch’s Roman Catholic Church followed by entombment at St. Mary’s Cemetery in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
1064-1076 East Putnam Ave sold on Oct 18, 2023 for $5,750,000 Continue Reading →
The museum has recently applied for a liquor license to be able to serve wine and beer during the hours they are open to the public under a specific form of a liquor license that the state offers non-profit museums. In the process, they learned that while the state allows this type of liquor license, Greenwich does not. Continue Reading →
On Friday the Greenwich Registrars of Voters announced they will hold a recanvass on Monday, Nov 13 in the town hall meeting room for candidates in the RTM in districts 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 and 12. Continue Reading →
An applicant is not required to make a donation to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund for P&Z approval. Nor does the P&Z commission have to approve a development without an affordable component. After about two years, the applicant has reduced the proposal from about 246 units to 198 units and is proposing a “donation” to the trust fund. Continue Reading →
A criminal investigation revealed that the attorney defrauded clients by using funds in his Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Account to cover funds owed to others, and for his own use. Continue Reading →
