After a winter lull the demolition applications are picking up again, with downtown a main area of focus. Continue Reading →
Next for the Wrecking Ball in Greenwich: Corner Lot on Milbank
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GHS Girls Basketball Team Advances in CT State Tournament
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On Monday night, the Greenwich High School Girls basketball defeated Enfield 69-55 to advance to the next round of the Connecticut State tournament. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Sports, GHS, girls basketball, Greenwich High School
Greenwich Paddle Pros Gear up for National Championships
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This weekend, fans of the sport can see the best paddle players in the country compete in the American Platform Tennis Association (APTA) Men’s and Women’s National Championships at host club, the Country Club of Darien, and at 34 clubs and facilities
throughout Fairfield County. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Sports
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Feb 21-25, 2020
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Greenwich Real Estate Report: February 21-28, 2020
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A weekly update on the real estate market in Greenwich including new listings, price changes and open houses. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, Greenwich real estate, Greenwich real estate report, open house, open houses, real estate, Stefanie Lacoff
P&Z Watch: 18-Unit Apartment Building Advances to Final Site Plan Status
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“We’ve come a long way with this. I think we need to go a lot further.” – Commissioner Nick Macri Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Feb 13-21, 2020
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Better Business Bureau Gives Greenwich Company “F” Rating
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XPO Logistics is a supply chain solution company behind the delivery of large appliances and over-sized items.
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Filed under: Business
Board of Selectmen: PAYT Pulled, Sick Raccoons at Beach, Chimes Building Gift
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Pay As you Throw was withdrawn from the agenda. Other agenda items included sick raccoons at Greenwich Point, and a generous gift of $200,000 to restore the chimes in the Chimes Building in honor of Emily Fedorko. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Board of Selectmen, Distemper, Emily Katherine Fedorko Foundation, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Point, Jill Oberlander, municipal solid waste
P&Z Votes on Second Congregational Church Applications
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After discussion about commercial use, P&Z chair Alban voted against the Historic Overlay on the grounds that approving commercial offices inside Solomon Mead House would be a tipping point for the residential neighborhood. Continue Reading →