The building is 151,950 square feet and was built in 1988. Continue Reading →
Building on Greenwich Ave Sells for $67 Million
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, July 22-23, 2019
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Vehicle Infotainment Systems Drive Senior Motorists to Distraction
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Voice commands for calling, texting, navigating, or tuning radios in one of six infotainment systems caused 55 – 75-year old drivers, on average, to divert their eyes from the road longer than 21- to-36-year old drivers. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Transportation, AAA
Demolition of Blighted Property in Byram Is in the Works
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“There are elements of the law, if you’re not in conformity, they can seek a warrant for his arrest through housing court. It’s a legal matter fraught with requirements.” – Peter Tesei on his radio show about blighted property at 46 Mead Ave in Byram Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate
Check Your Airbag NOW: 15 Million Ticking ‘Bombs’ Still Travel Nation’s Roadways
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“We encourage vehicle owners to take this recall seriously because there’s absolutely no sense in losing lives to a defect that can be fixed for free.” – Fran Mayko, AAA Northeast spokeswoman Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Transportation, AAA Northeast, Fran Mayko, NHTSA, Takata
BBB Warns of Two China-Based Companies Reported to Scam Tracker
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Better Business Bureau Serving Connecticut is cautioning consumers before doing business with two two China–based companies. BBB identified a trend in Scam Tracker submissions regarding these two companies after receiving six submissions since June 2019 with high dollar losses. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, C2CX Exchange, ITResources
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, July 19, 2019
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Next for the Wrecking Ball in Greenwich: 1923 Cottage on Mill Pond
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The first day the permit is eligible for issuance is Sept 10, 2019. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate
Marc James “Chick” Lovallo, 45
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People are to be celebrated. Marc is to be cherished. For all those who knew and loved him, consider yourself lucky and celebrate Marc’s life by rooting on the Yankees, or your other favorite baseball team. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Obituaries
P&Z WATCH: Proposed Train Station Architecture: Urbanistically Appropriate?
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Throughout a lengthy special meeting on the train station redevelopment, the back and forth between P&Z commissioners and the applicant took on a theme of New England town versus an extension of Grand Central Station which the architect described as urbanistically appropriate. Continue Reading →