Margaret Smith, a 41-year hospital veteran, has worked as the only nurse administrator on the night shift for more than three decades. Continue Reading →
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“Right now there are more Chinese restaurants closing. Greenwich needs a traditional Chinese restaurant, and we have a very strong team.” – Bill Xia, owner of Lunar, set for a soft opening this summer
Margaret Smith, a 41-year hospital veteran, has worked as the only nurse administrator on the night shift for more than three decades. Continue Reading →
On Saturday rescuers from Greenwich Police Marine Section, local municipalities, US Coast Guard, and good Samaritans all attempted to remove a man from Long Island Sound who was actively resisting efforts. Continue Reading →
On Saturday, bank employees became suspicious of a transaction and contacted police. Continue Reading →
At a Friday night soft opening of South Bay for friends, family and media, fresh air and light was abundant. The menu features seafood and homemade pasta. Continue Reading →
Fotis Dulos and Michelle Troconis are being held on $500K bond. Continue Reading →
A New York man was arrested in January 2018 for allegedly making a fraudulent withdrawal at a local bank and failed to appear in court. Continue Reading →
34 Hendrie Ave sold on May 22, 2019 for $2,675,000 Continue Reading →
The Friends of the Greenwich Library elected three new officers to serve on the Executive Committee at their annual meeting in May. Hilary Martin Lea, Chairman; Linda Gordon, Vice Chairman; and Kathleen Gribbon Link, Treasurer, will serve two-year terms. Continue Reading →
In contrast to prior years, GSA awards will be distributed individually to students after graduation rehearsal, rather than in a public awards ceremony. Continue Reading →
Sabrina DiMare Taylor said before she was born in New York, her parents and older sister Maria came to the US from Minturno, Italy to pursue the American Dream. The family has operated their pastry shop in Riverside Commons for 43 years, one of the rare surviving “mom and pop” shops. Continue Reading →