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Greenwich Harbor Master’s Report: Shrinking Harbors, Fewer Moorings

“As of July 15, 2015 we have had 550 mooring applications to date. At $75.00 each that should total $ 41,250.00… Silted in mooring fields must be restored and maintained by dredge to meet the growing demand for moorings. Greenwich Harbor, a federal navigation project, alone has lost over 35 mooring locations and half its depth because of silt in the Town of Greenwich’s most protected harbor.” – Ian MacMillan, Greenwich Harbor Master Continue Reading →

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Architectural Review Committee: Revised Eversource Rendering Still God Awful

On Wednesday night the Architectural Review Committee again blasted Eversource, who presented an updated rendering of their proposed substation for 290 Railroad Ave. One member of the ARC said it looked like an abandoned hotel in Florida. GASP member Dwight Uedo said it looked like “a sex shop.” Other residents described it as “lipstick on a pig” and “like a Westy Storage Center” respectively. In the end, all the ARC could do was compile their advice in writing and furnish it to the Connecticut Siting Council who take over the approval process here on in. Continue Reading →

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TESLA: “Future Transport Pod” with GHS Social Studies Teacher’s Seal of Approval

It was hard to miss the Tesla team at Sunday’s polo matches. Their message was succinct: Forget the gas-powered car. Osprey Imaging was able to record the grand entrance onto the polo field with one of their drones. This is the first season Greenwich Polo Club is using drone technology to capture a new perspective on the sport. The overhead view is an ideal way to see the action and individual moves of players and horses. Continue Reading →

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Tune in for Upstairs, Downstairs with Pet Pantry at Town Hall Wednesday Night

A group called GASP, who oppose Eversource locating a sub staiton at 290 Railroad Ave had a presence during Greenwich Sidewalk Sale days. They are urging residents to come to Wednesday’s open house at Town Hall. Meanwhile, Pet Pantry is on the ARC agenda for their plans to add a second story to the building they purchased in Riverside. Continue Reading →

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PHOTOS: Hats, Divots and Ponies: Greenwich Polo Club is Part Tradition, Part Party

Mark your calendars for the East Coast Open at the Greenwich Polo Club on three consecutive weekends starting August 23. The club will host the tournament which promises a day of fun and tradition, including “divot stomping” and opportunity to wear your fanciest hat. There are always surprises including pop up retail tents, car test drives, an array of food trucks including Caffé Bon, Lobstercraft and others. Continue Reading →

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