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A nine-story mixed use development with 274 studio and one bedroom apartments and retail/restaurant at ground level is proposed just over the Mill Street Bridge in Port Chester, NY. The applicant’s traffic impact study said there would not be a significant impact on nearby intersections, and therefore no roadway improvements were suggested. Continue Reading →
Calling hours will be on Wednesday, September 4, 2016 from 4:00 – 7:00pm. At Lacerenza Funeral Home, 8 Schuyler Avenue, Stamford. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Thursday, September 5, 2019 at 10:30am at Sacred Heart Church, 37 Schuyler Avenue, Stamford. Burial will follow at Putnam Cemetery, Parsonage Road, Greenwich. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday at 2:45pm, GHS headmaster Ralph Mayo came over the PA system to announce, “All seniors may leave their last period class at this time. Other students should remain in their classes unless they have an email from a teacher saying they can be excused.” Continue Reading →
Steve Gospodinoff announced his decision on the 25-year old London Plane tree on Mason Street. Continue Reading →
The partnership between GCDS and Hospital for Special Surgery enables student athletes to benefit from one of the global leaders in sports medicine. Continue Reading →
There will be skate lessons, and a competition for intermediate and advanced skaters. There will be music, free food, drinks, ice cream, raffles, and awards for competition competitors. Continue Reading →
ON AGENDA FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPT 4th. A local developer seeks to demolish a house on Mason Street built in 1882, and replace it with a 3-story, 7 unit building under section 6-110 of the Greenwich Building Zone Regulation, which is for workforce housing. Two of the 7 units will be moderate income. In return the zoning regulations are relaxed, including FAR. Continue Reading →
“The most remarkable thing about this storm is how slowly it’s moving because that builds a bigger surge. This is as good time as any for local mariners to go over their preparations.” – Greenwich Harbormaster Ian MacMillan Continue Reading →
