In exchange for restoring and preserving the 1900 house, the applicant seeks relief from parking requirements.
Ten spaces are required, four are proposed. Continue Reading →
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In exchange for restoring and preserving the 1900 house, the applicant seeks relief from parking requirements.
Ten spaces are required, four are proposed. Continue Reading →
“It almost seems as though the Greenwich Board of Education wants to pretend that the LGBTQ+ community doesn’t exist….The action of removing any reference to gender identify and sexual orientation mimicks Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” law; it is a way to pretend our community doesn’t exist.” – Edson Rivas, Executive Director and Colin Hosten the President of the Triangle Community Center Board of Directors Continue Reading →
Family and friends are invited to share in a Mass of Christian Burial Monday 11:00am at St. Paul’s RC Church in Greenwich followed by private entombment at St. Mary’s Cemetery. Continue Reading →
The June 3 “Emily’s Chimes” event will take place from 7:00pm to 11:00pm with ECFF Board Member Gary Dell’Abate as the Emcee, delicious food and sushi bar by On the Marc and a decadent raw bar thanks to Copps Island Oysters, Atlantic Clam Farms and the Greenwich Shellfish Commission. Continue Reading →
Celebrate spring at your local nursery and garden center, Arch in Bloom, with music, drinks & activities. Shop for your favorite seasonal plants and gifts. Continue Reading →
Connecticut families can soon apply to receive a state tax rebate of up to $250 per child for a maximum of three children. Continue Reading →
On May 16 an undercover Greenwich Police officer in the area of Milbank Ave spotted a man replacing his rear Florida registration plate with a New York plate. Continue Reading →
“At the state level, I keenly recognize that Connecticut families face challenges from increases in cost of living/inflation. I remain focused on finding ways to put money back into your pockets while ensuring we do not jeopardize the fiscal health of our state. Over the last two years, Democrats have created budget surpluses that have enabled us to cut taxes.” – Steve Meskers, State Rep, 150th district Continue Reading →
A memorial service will be held at Noroton Presbyterian Church on Monday, May 23, 2022, at 1:00pm Continue Reading →