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The hosts and panelists said they feared the legislation would diminish the authority of local zoning boards and give the State of Connecticut significantly more control of local zoning. Continue Reading →
Eugene (Gene) McEvoy passed away peacefully Sunday evening, after a lengthy battle with dementia. He was born in Port Chester, NY on July 22, 1932 the son of Eugene and Katherine Metrusky McEvoy. He spent his whole life in the Byram area of Greenwich. As a young boy he learned the art of fishing from his Uncle Buster which left him with a lifelong love for fishing which he passed onto his own children and some of their friends. He worked for American Cyanamid before his retirement. Continue Reading →
Family & friends will gather at COXE & GRAZIANO FUNERAL HOME, Greenwich, CT on Tuesday 3pm-5pm. A mass of Christian burial will be held at St. Roch R.C. Church on Wednesday at 10:00 a.m., followed by entombment at St. Mary’s Cemetery. Continue Reading →
McCaughey can be seen using a clear police riot shield to physically push against the left side of an officer’s body. The officer was pinned between the clear police riot shield being held by McCaughey and the lower west terrace door. The officer appeared to be loudly crying out in pain. Continue Reading →
On Jan 18th, at Tod’s Point, there was a total of 938 cars, 1,337 individuals and 129 cars turned away. Restrictions remain in effect. Continue Reading →
Some of the people speaking in favor of restoring police to direct traffic at intersections included Peter Tesei, Ed Dadakis and Carl Carlson. Continue Reading →
The Acme stores in Greenwich at 160 West Putnam Avenue and 1261 E Putnam Ave in Riverside Commons will soon stop selling beer. Signs on the doors to say that effective Saturday, Jan 23 they will no longer sell beer in their Connecticut store locations. The last day to purchase beer will be Friday Jan 22. In the stores, beer is on clearance. Beyond that the stores have marked down the majority of items.
It was back in 2015 that Acme arrived in Greenwich after A&P filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the second time in three years and ceased operations after 156 years. Continue Reading →
The longtime family owned Chinese restaurant has reopened for take-out after renovations following a car crash into its kitchen wall. Continue Reading →
Phase B of the Cardinal Stadium Improvement project. It includes an upgraded access drive to the bleacher area, construct new parking area for handicapped parking spaces, and a new ticket kiosk. Continue Reading →
Due to COVID, a celebration of life memorial will be held at a later date. Continue Reading →