The project consists of cutting dead trees, high limbing and clearing signs. Expect lane closures. Continue Reading →
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The project consists of cutting dead trees, high limbing and clearing signs. Expect lane closures. Continue Reading →
To honor Jackie’s life, family and friends will gather on Wednesday 4:00-8:00pm at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home, 134 Hamilton Avenue, Greenwich. Funeral Mass Thursday 11:00am at St. John Church in Darien followed by private committal. Continue Reading →
Two dozen mature trees are posted for removal at Hamilton Avenue School at the request of the Board of Education. Continue Reading →
Properties on Byram Terrace, Hamilton Avenue and Oak Ridge all had illegal apartments that the owners want to make legal via state 8-30g affordable housing statute, which makes their applications exempt from local regs. One application proposes parking is for 8 cars to be stacked in a single driveway. The applicant’s attorney said the tenants can park on the street. Continue Reading →
A July 20th Memorial is planned. If you wish, gifts may be sent to NAMI Santa Fe (National Alliance on Mental Illness). Continue Reading →
Crowds gathered at Greenwich Town Hall for a “Lights for Liberty” vigil to protest inhumane conditions at southern border camps for migrants. Continue Reading →
62-68 Sound View Drive, 2-South. Located in downtown Greenwich, this property offers one level living, an open floor-plan and light filled entertaining spaces with fabulous Long Island Sound views and a private terrace. Continue Reading →
Lovely Riverside home with low annual real estate taxes (less than $7,300) on an expansive .66 level acres with room for expansion, should you desire. Currently, it is a comfortable 2,144 square feet. Continue Reading →
50 League Chapters from 21 states nominated outstanding high school teachers to attend all-expenses-paid professional development workshop on Harvard’s campus this summer. Many Leagues also specifically chose to nominate top teachers from schools that were economically challenged, in keeping with the League’s diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. Continue Reading →