When GHS students rode their bikes to school in the 70s, would they ever have predicted the daily snarl on Hillside Road today? Continue Reading →
Traffic & Parking Study Calls for Total Redesign of Hillside Road, Additional GHS Egress
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Feb 5-7, 2020
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Next for the Wrecking Ball in Greenwich: Single Family Home in Multi-Family Zone
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The single family home, located in the R6 multi family zone, is located off Almira Drive (off Weaver Street). Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, Next for the Wrecking Ball in Greenwich
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Feb 3-4, 2020
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Riverside Neighbors to P&Z: This Building is the Gateway to Greenwich?
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“This building becomes the welcome to Greenwich at Exit 5. This building drives me crazy.” – Liz Peldunas, Riverside Association Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, 1205 East Putnam Ave, 6-110, Andrew Toth, Chip Haslun, FAR, Margarita Alban
Greenwich Real Estate Report: February 7-14, 2020
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A weekly update on the real estate market in Greenwich including new listings, price changes and open houses. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, Greenwich real estate, Greenwich real estate report, open houses, Stefanie Lacoff
Online Dating? How to Avoid Romance Scams
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Most romance scams start with fake profiles on online dating sites created by stealing photos and text from real accounts. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business
Diving Into Pay As You Throw Proposal for Municipal Solid Waste in Greenwich
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On Monday a workshop format meeting in First Selectman Camillo’s office included discussion on Pay As You Throw. There was discussion of unintended consequences and the possibility of instituting tipping fees for residents and private haulers instead. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Amy Siebert, Ben Branyan, DEEP, Fred Camillo, Patrick Collins, Waste Zero Inc
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Jan 31, 2020
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Sushi Soba Proposed to Open in Cos Cob
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Discussion at P&Z focused on adequacy of parking, outdoor seating and landscaping. Continue Reading →