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At the May 25 Board of Selectmen meeting residents described parking problems on Grigg Street where double-parking is rampant and both cars and trucks park on the sidewalk. Continue Reading →
Governor Ned Lamont on Wednesday announced that in the coming days he will sign into law legislation that was recently approved by the Connecticut General Assembly implementing a system of early voting for general elections, special elections, and primaries in Connecticut. Continue Reading →
The exact price of your bathroom, like other projects, depends on dozens of details about your specific project scope. Here’s some information and things to consider when you’re doing your personal feasibility study of your project. Before we get started on numbers, there is one main thing to keep in mind: your final bathroom cost will primarily be determined on your product selections and demo costs. Continue Reading →
THIS EVENT WILL BE RESCHEDULED. Congressman Himes has been called back into session for an important vote on the debt ceiling. Continue Reading →
Charming, updated 3 bedroom, 3 bath home on quiet Byram street. Continue Reading →
On Thursday a panel discussion titled “Discourse and Democracy” at town hall was organized by the First Selectman’s Youth Commission and featured an audience mostly of high school students. Continue Reading →
The idea of a possible boost to Greenwich Academy’s enrollment cap, which is limited by existing zoning approvals to 730 students, got some pushback from neighbors. Continue Reading →
Many of Connecticut’s shoreline and inland state parks that feature swimming areas are now staffed with lifeguards, and campgrounds are also open for the season. Museums, nature centers, and other interpretive seasonal sites within the parks are also open for fun activities, including tours. Continue Reading →
