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The Board of Selectmen approved a one-week partial intersection closure at Lexington and Mason Street, to Putnam Ave. Engineers from the Dept of Public Works said construction start time hinges on moving a gas line. Ct Natural Gas first needs to get an easement to move a gas line that impacts YMCA property. Once that’s finalized the work, Phase 1 of two phases will begin. Continue Reading →
Traffic wanting to travel eastbound on West Old Mill Road shall utilize North Porchuck Road to Porchuck Road to Round Hill Road. Traffic wanting to travel westbound on West Old Mill Road shall utilize Round Hill Road to Porchuck Road to North Porchuck Road. Continue Reading →
The Engineering Division of the Dept. of Public Works announces that White Contractors of Old Greenwich will begin a two week repair project on the Palmer Hill Rd pedestrian bridge beginning Monday, July 6. The work should be done by July 24. Continue Reading →
Finally! We waited a long time for this day. Saturday, June 13, the Town’s ferries will begin their summer service. A reaisent park pass or daily park pass is required to pay for a ticket to board the ferry. The fee for resident pass holders 16-64 is $5.00. Age 65+ is FREE. Children 5-15 pay $4.00 Questions call the ferry ticket office at (203) 661-5957. Continue Reading →
A minor accident took place on Friday morning involving Ham Ave students on a field trip to Stamford. The school bus was headed to the Palace Theatre in Stamford for a ballet performance. The accident took place near the entrance to I95 in Greenwich, Continue Reading →
The Emily Catherine Fedorko Foundation will hold its “1st Annual Emsway Boating Safety Day” on Sunday, June 7, from 1:30 to 4:00 pm at the Innis Arden Cottage, Greenwich Point. The event is sponsored by the Town of Greenwich Shellfish Commission and the Bruce Museum First Sunday Science program. No reservations are required. Continue Reading →
The 10th annual Pemberwick-Glenville Day celebration is free and runs 10:00am-5:00pm on Sunday, May 31. The morning of the event, there is an additional opportunity to tour the the Pemberwick-Glenville Historic Rail-Bed at 10:00 am. This tour coincides with the 10th annual Pemberwick-Glenville Day! This is an event you do not want to miss. There is a great lineup of entertainment including Billy and the Showmen and Allegra Dance. Continue Reading →
The Harbor Management Commission on Wednesday discussed the current state of uncertainty in the dredging of the Mianus River, including piggyback dredging, as well as the future of the mooring space in Greenwich Harbor as a limited resource. Continue Reading →
Repairs to the West Old Mill Bridge should take five months to complete, from the end of June until December. The bridge was built in 1937 and reconstructed in 1960. It has been hit several times and repaired repeatedly. The detour is big, totaling about 3 miles. Continue Reading →
On May 18, Greenwich Police will join Stamford Police, Connecticut State Police, Port Chester Police, Rye Brook Police, Westchester Police and NY State Police in mobilizing the Click It or Ticket (CIOT) “Border to Border” Operation. There will be three checkpoints locally:
• Mill St. at the New York border in both directions
• Route #1 at the New York border, also in both directions.
• King St. at the Hutch/Merritt Parkways in all directions, including on and off ramps. Continue Reading →