26 Hassake Rd sold on March 1, 2019 for $1,117,500 Continue Reading →
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Nail salons in six towns were issued Stop Work orders for violations that included no worker’s compensation coverage, cash payments without maintaining required payroll records, and misclassifying employees as independent contractors. Continue Reading →
In lieu of flowers, the family wishes that donations be directed to an endowment fund for Maria’s Garden at Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital. Continue Reading →
This week 100+ letters were mailed to property owners who are behind on their property tax. The sums range from $25,000 to $400,000. In all, the town is owed about $5 million. Continue Reading →
A private service will be held for family. In lieu of flowers a donation in Lynne’s honor may be made to Adopt-a-Dog of Greenwich, PO Box 11135, Greenwich, CT 06831 Continue Reading →
The flashing green light inside the lighthouse on Great Captain’s Island was installed in the cupola in 2012. “That’s a channel marker you’d normally find on a buoy. It’s a channel marker inside a lighthouse!” – Ian MacMillan, Greenwich Harbor Master Continue Reading →
A driver for a Greenwich couple stole their personal bank checks, used them fraudulently and used some of the funds to take an African safari and to rent luxury sports cars. Continue Reading →
Neighbors of the proposed developments at 581-585 West Putnam Ave and 550/600 West Putnam Ave voiced concerns about traffic, light pollution, streetscape and blasting away massive rock outcropping. Several said they don’t want the corridor to look like White Plains. Continue Reading →
“Based on my research of the circumstances associated with these trees, and taking into account the concerns of parties present at the public hearing and correspondence received, my decision is not to remove all of the 20 trees as the proposed but to gradually phase in the tree removals over the next two to three years and require the immediate replacement of any trees removed with tree species tolerant of a wet environment.”– Bruce Spaman, Greenwich Tree Warden Continue Reading →