Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/news/page/184/)
The CT Dept of Transportation has entered into a contract with Alstom for the single-level rail coach cars, which are valued at $315 million. Delivery of the first cars is expected in 2026. The cars will be prioritized for use on the Hartford Line, as well as the branches of the New Haven Line. Continue Reading →
Through this scheme, Nicholas Hatch sold 145 fraudulent Peter Max paintings and defrauded 43 purchasers out of a total of $248,600. Continue Reading →
Opening Mary Bolger Personnel in 1989, she had offices at 125 Greenwich Avenue for many years and became a familiar face. Many people stopped her to say hello or waved to her in her car that was hard to miss with its custom license plate, that said, “Bolger.” Continue Reading →
On Tuesday 16 members of the CT Interstate Fire Crew mobilized from DEEP Eastern District Headquarters in Marlborough to fight wildfires in Montana. Continue Reading →
To honor Rob’s life, family and friends will gather on Thursday 4:00-8:00pm at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home 134 Hamilton Avenue Greenwich, 203-869-5968. Continue Reading →
Check use may be in decline, but check fraud is still a serious problem. Watch out for this scam, dubbed “check washing,” which involves stealing checks from mailboxes and then altering them.
How this scam worksYou send a check in the mail as payment for a service or product. However, a few days or weeks later, you are contacted by the company you paid. They say they never received a payment. Then, you discover the check you sent has been cashed, either for the amount you wrote it for or for a much higher amount. Continue Reading →
This will enable more students to receive access to nutritious breakfast and lunch at no additional cost to them or their families. Continue Reading →
Public Act 490 allows farmers to continue to farm, and other landowners to continue to own forest and open space land without being forced to sell it to pay the local property taxes. Continue Reading →
Connecticut law requires students receive certain immunizations before enrolling in school. Prior to 2021, students could apply for medical or religious exemptions to that requirement. P.A. 21-6 eliminated the religious exemption, while grandfathering students in kindergarten through grade 12 who had already received such exemptions. Continue Reading →
