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“Several issues impeded our progress, including significantly higher-than-anticipated construction costs, inflation, food prices rising at the highest rate in decades, continued challenges in the retail industry, and more.” – Mike Geller Continue Reading →
In celebration of a beautiful life, donations can be made to St Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Catherine’s name. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich High School student-athletes of Greenwich Squash achieved unprecedented success this past weekend in the 2024 U.S. High School Squash Championships played in Philadelphia, PA. Continue Reading →
“These things do happen on occasion. There may even be a few more of them this year. While we don’t have a huge number of them, in Stamford where they have 20 districts, 17 of their Democratic districts are having primaries next week on the same day Greenwich will have their five RTC primaries.” – Greenwich Republican Registrar of Voters, Fred DeCaro Continue Reading →
This new 914-space parking garage is attached directly to the Stamford Transportation Center via a 320-foot pedestrian garage and provides direct access to the Track 5 platform heading to Grand Central Terminal. Continue Reading →
Coach George Genise has been coaching hockey for 45 years, including the Greenwich Skating Club Bantam A team for 13 years. He’s also been skating at the Greenwich Skating Club since high school at St Mary’s, and has no plans to stop. Continue Reading →
A previous iteration of Waterfall Hollow was for 220 units and buildings on both sides of the Byram River. This iteration limits construction to the east side parcel and all parking is at surface level. Continue Reading →
Attend in person or by Zoom when Romeo and Johnson explain “How Greenwich Communities Can Save Greenwich from Overdevelopment.” Continue Reading →
Jack DiTeodoro, MD has been named as the Witherell’s new Medical Director. Dr. Francis X. Walsh will continue as an attending physician. Continue Reading →
Look for grammar, spelling, and formatting errors in emails and mailings. If a letter or email you receive has grammar mistakes, spelling errors, or strange formatting and logos, these could be red flags for a scam. Continue Reading →