The last day of operation for Stop & Shop at the Glenville location is Thursday, June 15 at 6:00pm. Continue Reading →
Stop & Shop in Glenville Prepares for the End
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Lamont Announces CT Will Observe Juneteenth as a Legal State Holiday for the First Time on June 19
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In Greenwich, the Selectmen are planning a small ceremony on Monday, June 19 at 12:00 noon. First Selectman Fred Camillo will read a proclamation and his office anticipates a few brief speakers there. The event will be outside Town Hall if the weather cooperates and if not the event will be in the town hall meeting room. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Holiday
Grannick’s Pharmacy Closes Permanently after 80+ Years on Greenwich Avenue
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On Wednesday a film crew hoisted umbrellas outside 277 Greenwich Ave where they were filming a commercial at the former home of Grannick’s Pharmacy. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Grannick's Pharmacy, Greenwich Avenue
RTM Votes Not to Direct Fire Dept Fees to Affordable Housing Trust Despite Stern Warnings of Possible State Mandates
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Advocates for a portion of Fire Dept review fees going to the town’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund noted that Greenwich is not in compliance with the state requirement towns have 10% of their housing be affordable. They said the town was on borrowed time before mandates are handed down from Hartford. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, 8-30g, affordable housing, affordable housing trust fund, Cheryl Moss, Dan Ozizmir, Ed Dadakis
How much does a basement renovation cost?
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As with bathroom and kitchen renovations, every basement renovation is unique. However, certain aspects will greatly influence the overall cost including electrical needs, heating/cooling, insulation, waterproofing and egress construction costs. A good design phase is imperative to bring the cost factors to light and create an accurate budget. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Old World Craftsmen, Scott Simonsen
Final Signing Ceremony at Greenwich High School Honors “Great Athletes and Amazing Citizens”
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In the last of four signing ceremonies this year, on Monday Greenwich High School honored several scholar-athletes who are continuing their sports at D3 colleges next year. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Sports
Governor Lamont Signs Largest Income Tax Cut in Connecticut History
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Governor Ned Lamont on Monday signed into law legislation enacting the fiscal years 2024 and 2025 biennial state budget (House Bill 6941), which contains several tax relief measures for Connecticut residents that includes the largest reduction in the income tax in state history. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
Attorney General Urges FCC to Clarify Rules about Consent for Robocalls and Texts
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““I recently bought a cooler, and signed up for messages from the cooler maker, but that doesn’t mean I want ads for soda and ice, and certainly not for car loans.” – William Tong Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
UPDATED: Meskers Calls Out Camillo’s Comments about “Groomers” Signs; A Push for More Aggressive Investigation
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“…I would have hoped to see our First Selectman maintain a backbone for at least a week. Instead, he walks back his statement, muddies the water and gives comfort to bigots. It’s not a profile in courage. It’s a profile in cowardice and I am embarrassed for my town.” – State Rep Steve Meskers
“After what happened to me in 2019 when my identity was stolen and the person who did it cowardly hid in the shadows until he was caught, is enough to remind us that we should never accuse people without facts. If you remember, there were a few people in the DTC who claimed that I put the signs up, and we have not heard an apology, nor any type of explanation for those accusations back in 2019.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, First Amendment, free speech, LGBTQ+, Pride
PHOTOS: GHS Parade of Champions Heats up Greenwich Avenue
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Along the route, families lined the streets to cheer on their athletes who made their way to Greenwich Commons by the Havemeyer building where the Chicken Joe’s food truck and an ice cream truck awaited. Continue Reading →