The new website offers visitors with an innovative online platform showcasing Connecticut State Parks in a more exciting, user-friendly way. Continue Reading →
New, Cutting-Edge Website Showcases Connecticut State Parks
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Greenwich House Delegation Visits AVID Program at GHS Following Grant to the Alliance
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“We are here today because we are proud what this session we did for the Board of Education and the reforms that were made and voted on in the House that brought additional funding for the Greenwich Public School system in Greenwich.”– Hector Arzeno, State Rep (D-151) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Schools, AVID, AVID SUCCESS, Greenwich High School, Judy Nedell, Julie Faryniarz, Ken Alcorn
After Decades, The Haircut Place on Sound Beach Ave Seeks a New Home
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Owner John Hilton said his rent doubled. He received a notice to quit from his landlord and must be out by the end of the year. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, John Hilton, Old Greenwich, The Haircut Place
P&Z Mull Expanded Parking at Former Glenville Stop & Shop to Attract New Supermarket
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Attorney for the applicant said there was a need to bring WB-62 (62 foot) tractor trailers to the back of the property and enable them to turn around.
And while like-use can replace like-use, there was an underlying concern that if all the new businesses in the former post office and the new supermarket are all very successful, the traffic might impact the neighborhood. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Real Estate
Greenwich RTM Rejects Dr. Goldstein Nomination for Town-Owned Nursing Home Board; Approves Radulovacki. Kniffen Voted onto CMS building committee.
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There were three controversial nominations – two to the Nathaniel Witherell board and one to the Central Middle School building committee. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, Schools
League of Women Voters Adds Town Clerk Debate to Fall Lineup
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The candidates for Town Clerk are Republican Jackie Budkins (incumbent) and her Democratic challenge, Lucy Von Brachel. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Jackie Budkins, League of Women Voters Greenwich, Lucy von Brachel, town clerk
Saying Goodbye to Ruby & Bella’s on Greenwich Avenue
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Lamont: Connecticut’s Minimum Wage Will Increase to $15.69 in January Under Its First-Ever Economic Indicator Adjustment
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Governor Ned Lamont on Monday announced that beginning on January 1, 2024, Connecticut’s minimum wage will increase from the current rate of $15.00 per hour to $15.69 per hour as a result of the state’s first-ever economic indicator adjustment. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government
Historical Society Dedicates Awards to Outstanding Individuals Who Have Impacted Greenwich’s Youth
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Sports all-stars who have made a positive impact on the lives of Greenwich’s youth will be honored at this year’s History in the Making Award event on October 12. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Sports, Allan Houston, Greenwich Historical Society, History in the Making Award, Jon Ledecky, New York Islanders, NHL
Opposing Views on Two Nominees for Nathaniel Witherell Board of Directors
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Goldstein and Radulovacki Continue Reading →