The CVS retail store is 8,000 sq ft, but there is another 8,000 sq ft below that is used for storage for a total of 16,00 sq ft. Continue Reading →
CVS Building on Greenwich Ave Sells for $30 Million
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Owner of La Crémaillere Charged with Aggravated Identity Theft, Wire Fraud, Mail Fraud and More
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“When Barbara Meyzen’s upscale clientele of bankers, celebrities, and other notable figures frequented her restaurant, they saw a stately French manor in a serene Westchester suburb. What they did not see was the alleged rampant financial fraud that was happening. As a result of her alleged fraud, Barbara Meyzen has potentially earned herself a reservation for one in federal prison.” – US Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Barbara Meyzen, La Crémaillère
Enter the Fungi Kingdom: Seacoast Brings Exotic, Nutritious Mushrooms to Greenwich Farmers Market
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On Saturday customers flocked to a new vendor at the Greenwich Farmers Market despite the excessive heat. Seacoast Mushrooms offer several varieties of gourmet mushrooms, each with wildly different shapes, colors, and tastes. All the varieties have exceptional nutritional benefits. TJ Elgin and Denise Bahr, who are in the health, wellness and sustainability industries said Seacoast Mushrooms is based in Mystic. Elgin said all the mushrooms varieties, either as is or cooked, have different tastes, textures and profiles. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Business, Denise Bahr, Greenwich Farmer's Market, Seacoast Mushrooms, TJ Elgin
Smooth Sailing As Republicans Unanimously Endorse Slate for Nov 5 Election
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“Everyone is unified at this moment. There is no division. Everyone is in support of the candidates who have been and will be nominated tonight, exemplified by the fact that there won’t be any votes tonight.” – RTC Chair Rich DiPreta Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Andy Duus, Bill Drake, Carmella Budkins, Debra Hess, Fred Camillo, Heather Smeriglio, Joe Kelly
Mike Mason Withdraws as Candidate for Greenwich First Selectman
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“Greenwich is my priority. We are in a time where external influences are causing memory lapse of what Greenwich really is to so many. We are victims of these new external challenges and what looks like a new focus to use Greenwich as a bully pulpit to address national issues rather than protecting our neighbors and town assets.” – Mike Mason Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
35-Year Industry Veteran Laurie Smith Joins Houlihan Lawrence
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For the past 20 plus years, Smith has distinguished herself as a results-driven real estate agent and relocation expert to Greenwich clients. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, Houlihan Lawrence, Laurie Smith
First Annual Cos Cob Sidewalk Sales Days to Feature Design Shops, Cafés and Businesses
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Have lunch, check out the Shops, enjoy a sunny day in Cos Cob! This event is the First Annual Sidewalk Sale that will feature Design Shops, local cafes and businesses offering savings and values on home decor, clothing, dance apparel, jewelry, accessories, gifts and more. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Arcuri's Pizza & Salad, Beam & Barre, Chicken Joe's, Cos Cob, Gelato & Cioccolato, habitatgreenwich, Noble Nails
Fred Camillo’s Campaign for Greenwich First Selectman Exceeds Q2 Fundraising Goal
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Last week the RTC Executive Committee voted to recommend Camillo to the full RTC on Tuesday night. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Fred Camillo, Fred for First
Fred Camillo’s Campaign for Greenwich First Selectman Exceeds Q2 Fundraising Goal
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Last week the RTC Executive Committee voted to recommend Camillo to the full RTC on Tuesday night. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, First Selectman, Fred Camillo, Fred for First
Tesei on Blighted House in Byram: Tighten Nuisance Ordinance, Demolish if Possible
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“This property is not just an eyesore. I believe in private property law. But this is a danger to our community and our children, and it’s across the street from an elementary school. The structure has come apart from the chimney. There is nothing holding it on. This was built in 1923 – there’s got to be lead paint coming out, asbestos coming out and probably oil leaking into the land because the lines have been cut at the back of the house.” – Liz Eckert on blighted property at 46 Mead Ave Continue Reading →