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“We highly encourage that if you haven’t been vaccinated to look at all the evidence in front of us and reconsider the hesitance because the life you save or affect may be your own as well as members of your family.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
59 Winthrop Drive sold on June 28, 2021 for $5,450,000 Continue Reading →
On Friday night family, friends and colleagues joined Mike Geller of Mike’s Organic at 600 East Putnam Avenue in Cos Cob to celebrate his plan to open Mike’s Organic Market in the former Patio.com building. Continue Reading →
12 Cottontail Rd sold on June 25, 2021 for $3,500,000 Continue Reading →
Eric Birdsall, aka “Birdie” has been detailing cars and SUVs inside and out with less than one gallon of water per car. Birdie’s Auto Spa will dispatch a van equipped with a steamer the size of a lawn mower with a 50 ft hose that emits a safe stream of steam. And whereas a traditional car wash uses 50 gallons of water, and a do-it-yourself wash in the driveway uses up to 100 gallons, the steam method is convenient, conserves water and has beautiful results. Continue Reading →
A 30 unit apartment building will take the place of 4 old houses on Milbank, and one around the corner on Havemeyer. The application was submitted prior to the rule change that allows just a max of 2-family homes in the neighborhood zoned R6. Continue Reading →
All votes were unanimously in favor of candidates recommended by the executive committee. An exception was for the job of town clerk. There were three candidates: Karen Fassuliotis, Fred DeCaro and Jackie Budkins. Continue Reading →
As a neighbor and as a taxpayer, I think it’s irresponsible not to give the the wider Greenwich community a better understanding, comparatively, as to what the costs will be for moving the rink and for keeping it in the current location.” – Lucy von Brachel Continue Reading →
US Senator Richard Blumenthal said he won his first State Rep race in a special election.
“They are not months long, they are weeks long. They are highly concentrated and they are usually close. Small turnout. And this one is during the summer – smaller turnout. Every single vote, every single call you make, every single contact. Even in this age of social media, there is nothing so important as one human being talking to another, nothing so impactful as your contact with another person. That’s how special elections are won.” Continue Reading →
