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On Saturdays Turner Franco sells kayaks, and soon hopes to sell paddleboards, at the boatyard at 350 Riverside Ave, where a recent renovation improved the dock. Today the family refers to the property simply as the boatyard. The property is also home to Arguimbau Art, an gallery featuring the marine themed paintings of Peter Arguimbau. Continue Reading →
“I oppose a proposed 2% capital gains tax on joint filers with incomes above $1 million. This is estimated to raise $262 million in new revenue. I oppose this tax and will work to find ways to fill that hole in the budget.” – State Senator Alex Bergstein Continue Reading →
The Grand Opening Reception will be held Thursday, May 9 from 5:00 – 8:00 pm at 350 Riverside Avenue in Riverside. Continue Reading →
Camp Director, Coach Mike Mora, brings his talent and love of baseball to this dynamic program that focuses on basic skills and fundamentals. His vast knowledge of the game and coaching style enables players of all ages to strengthen and refine their technique. Continue Reading →
On May 11, the 3 mile run/walk will start at 8:30am, followed by the Kids Fun Run at 9:30am. An awards Ceremony will immediately follow the Kids Fun Run. The run takes place rain or shine. Continue Reading →
“I think this is a unique situation the Town hasn’t had to deal with yet. It’s something other supermarkets such as Citarella and Whole Foods may consider in the future,” the applicant’s attorney John Heagney said back in April. Continue Reading →
Armayla founder and Greenwich resident, Patricia Dhar, spent the past nine years living in India diving into the style and sustainable fashion landscape there. Armayla’s mission is to merge Indian craftsmanship and sustainable techniques with American style and sensibility. Continue Reading →
“They talk about how they want to tax the wealthy more. Let’s put them to the challenge and prove it doesn’t have to Bernie Sanders Socialism to get things accomplished. Let’s prove we can work together with those who have and those who have-not to fix things. Ray Dalio says capitalism is broken. Let’s be an example of how it we can work together and fix it. Capitalism works. Socialism is not the route forward. Capitalism works and and what better Town to lead than Greenwich?” – Joe Kelly, Republican candidate for the Board of Selectman Continue Reading →
Panelists said back country houses continue to sell though prices have come down. Westchester sellers continue to buy in Greenwich where property taxes are significantly lower. Young families continue to move to back country for the same reasons as always: affordable taxes, great schools, privacy, and country living. Continue Reading →
