Developer Albert Orlando wishes to demolish the 1890 house at 62 Mason Street and have the Town remove a mature London Plane tree so he can install a 22 ft wide entrance to an underground garage for 16 cars to park. Continue Reading →
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Developer Albert Orlando wishes to demolish the 1890 house at 62 Mason Street and have the Town remove a mature London Plane tree so he can install a 22 ft wide entrance to an underground garage for 16 cars to park. Continue Reading →
There will be a memorial service for John D. Munnelly on Friday September 6th at 11:00 am in St. Catherine’s Chapel. Continue Reading →
This week workers are installing scaffolding underneath the home side bleachers at Cardinal field. Continue Reading →
“It’s in a flood way and 100 year flood plane. I have significant concern – it’s not clear how the site would be protected in small events let alone significant ones.” – Pat Sesto, Director of Greenwich Environmental Affairs Continue Reading →
A mature London Plane tree, a Town tree, is in the way of a developer’s planned driveway to underground parking at a 7-unit apartment building at 62 Mason Street. Continue Reading →
Megan began her coaching career at EO Smith High School, working as a varsity assistant and junior varsity field hockey coach. In 2012 she joined the Greenwich High School Athletic Staff. Over the past seven years she has coached field hockey, girls basketball and girls lacrosse. Continue Reading →
About 100 residents wearing “RHA” stickers for Round Hill Association attended Monday’s Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency meeting to object to a proposed development of 28 single family homes organized as condominiums with a community center at 124 Old Mill Road. Continue Reading →
39 Hearthstone Drive sold on Aug 19, 2019 for $3,000,000 Continue Reading →
“I have vigorously fought the allegations and am sickened by the shear lack of accountability proven by the members of our State’s SEEC. …But I realize full well that another two-year legal battle and the fees that would cost far exceed the amount of a settlement.” – Tony Turner, former DTC Chair, BET member Continue Reading →
“We didn’t sign up to live next to a quarry.” – Ellen Brennan-Galvin Continue Reading →