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Whitman Breed Abbott & Morgan LLC, a full-service law firm based in Greenwich, announced that Katie O’Neill and Wyatt Jansen have both been named as partners in the firm. Continue Reading →
CT Residents 75+ Can Now Register for COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments as State Transitions to Phase 1b
Governor Lamont Accept Advisory Group’s Recommendations To Expand Phase 1b To More Populations Continue Reading →
The lawsuit is the first time in in New York state’s history that a sitting AG has sued the NYPD. Continue Reading →
The damaging winds and rain from Tropical Storm Isaias, which impacted the state in August 2020, resulted in over 750,000 power outages statewide, some lasting for up to a week, as well as hundreds of blocked roads and damage to infrastructure, including hundreds of broken poles and damaged transformers. At least two reported fatalities and five serious injuries in the state are attributed to the storm. Continue Reading →
The FBI has established a web portal specifically for sharing such information, including digital images and evidence helping to identify those involved in the violent attack. Continue Reading →
A celebration of Joe’s life will be held at a date and place to be determined. In lieu of flowers the family encourages you not merely to make a donation to the charity of your choice, but to become as personally involved as your time and circumstances allow. Continue Reading →
This historic home in Old Greenwich was built in 1843 as a nine acre farmhouse for Capt. John Ferris – a member of one of the founding families of Old Greenwich in 1640. Continue Reading →
A sign at the Greenwich Avenue branch of Bank of America says Greenwich Avenue location says, “We’re Moving” Continue Reading →
This will be a virtual presentation and discussion of the finding of the Commission on the Practice of Democratic Citizenship of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Continue Reading →
The number of new listings on the market is already picking up. We should see more listings each week for the next several months. Buyers are ready and waiting for new inventory to become available. Home values have gone up slightly. Full open house list included. Continue Reading →