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Get Licensed! June starts new dog licenses for dogs

By: greenwichfreepress | June 10, 2022

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After Another Continuance for Animal Cruelty Suspect, Greenwich Animal Control Officers Lament Lack of Government Registry for Animal Abusers
Greenwich Animal Control Officers lamented the lack of government registry Across the state for animal abusers.
Dog is Abandoned in Waterford On Coldest Night So Far This Year
Abandoned Dogs Found Deceased Behind Stop & Shop in Manchester; Reward Issued

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13-Unit Workforce Housing Development Proposed by McDonald's in Riverside
Application narrative submitted by applicant/owners' representative, Joe Pecora, proposes 13 rental units in two buildings with access via Neil Lane and egress onto E Putnam Ave, right turn only.
Next for the Wrecking Ball in Greenwich: 1908 Victorian on Brookridge
Next for the Wrecking Ball in Greenwich: Four Square on Milbank

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