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Old Greenwich Storm Drain Improvements start June 22. Expect parking restrictions and lane closures. Grasso will start construction on the school property installing pipe working toward Sound Beach Avenue. Continue Reading →
A little rain didn’t dampen the spirits of car enthusiasts of all ages at the Greenwich Concours D’elegance 22nd annual car show Continue Reading →
The bridge is located on Dingletown Road between Perkins Road and Doubling Road.
As part of the construction work the road is scheduled to be closed at the bridge site from Monday, June 5, 2017 to September 2017. Continue Reading →
Expect congested roads and crowded airports as 39 Million get pumped for Memorial Day travel. Continue Reading →
The work will only close northbound traffic lanes on the highway. It is scheduled for two nights — from 8 p.m., Saturday to 8 a.m., Sunday, May 20 to 21, and again from 8 p.m., Sunday to 5 a.m., Monday, May 22. Continue Reading →
Rebeccas of Greenwich again has earned a AAA Four Diamond award for its world-class service, facilities and amenities. Continue Reading →
The town of Greenwich counts liquid brine among their arsenal to keep residents safe in storms. The downside is the damage done to our cars. We spoke to Peter Kurpeawski of the Dept of Public Works Highway Division and Mark Curtis at Splash Car Wash. Continue Reading →
Since early January, there have been several near-hits or actual collisions with emergency vehicles on Connecticut’s interstates. The latest crash took place this weekend on I95 in Guilford. Continue Reading →
According to a study, 88 percent of Millenials have engaged in at least one risky behavior – texting while driving, red-light running, and speeding within the past month. Continue Reading →
State Rep Fred Camillo testified before the Joint Committee on Transportation regarding HB 5773, An Act Requiring Legislative Approval to Increase Rail or Bus Fare or Reduce Any Transit Subsidy Program at a public hearing on Monday in Hartford. Continue Reading →