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Pemberwick Deli, located at 83 Pemberwick Road in Greenwich, recently opened after a transforming five-month gut renovation. The deli now features ample seating, and a menu featuring Breakfast, Grill, Sandwiches and Salads.
Sun-drenched and privately set on 1.45 level acres, this spacious 4-bedroom, 3 full bath mid-country home offers tranquility just minutes from town and steps from Mianus River Park.
The 8U team won the Championship, defeating the Pomperaug Panthers 6-1 in front of an incredible home crowd at Banksville.
“Connecticut also got into cars early. Hartford, Bridgeport and New Britain all had their moment in the auto industry. But we also got into regulation early, because this is Connecticut and we do enjoy a good rule. In 1901, Connecticut passed the nation’s first statewide motor-vehicle speed-limit law: 12 miles per hour in cities and 15 on country roads.” – Jim Cameron
All of the Town’s regular polling places are open for the Presidential Preference Primaries occurring April 26, 2016. Heads up: This year the voting at GHS is in foyer outside Performing Arts Center — park around back. Under CT state law it is too late to switch parties. However voters currently not affiliated with any party may select a party affiliation by visiting the Registrars of Voters up until noon on Monday, April 25. Continue Reading →
Another array of standout, stellar and superlative teachers. Congratulations! Continue Reading →
The Old Greenwich based small business The Nanny Trainers attended the 2016 American Small Business Championship in Washington D.C., earning the title of Small Business Champion. Nanny Trainers owner Emily Barrett received a $ 1000 gift card from Sam’s Club. Continue Reading →
Joseph J. Kaliko of Greenwich, was confirmed by the Connecticut House of Representatives to join the Connecticut Medical Examining Board. Continue Reading →
It all started around a dining room table ten years ago. Concerned about the persistent achievement gap in the Greenwich Public Schools, a group of town parents and leaders approached then-Greenwich Schools’ Superintendent Larry Leverett, with the desire to effect change. Mr. Leverett suggested the idea of a local education foundation. He saw that other municipalities had education foundations which were funded by the community and provided additional programs and benefits to students. “Why did we bother? Continue Reading →
ARTTN Gallery is hosting an exclusive evening where storytelling takes the center stage. The “Artivism Salon” will feature the current “Free to Be” exhibit, which tells the stories of refugees and victims of human trafficking. The event, which is being hosted at the Bruce Museum, benefits Not For Sale, a non-profit working around the world to stop human trafficking and put an end to modern-day slavery. Continue Reading →
If an application from Morgan Jenkins is approved, a historic summer hotel that was converted to apartments known as Sundial Apartments, will be replaced with an 8-unit building, featuring garage parking under the building, a porch facing Steamboat Road and a small swimming pool. Continue Reading →
A driver stopped by State Troopers on I95 had an active arrest warrant with Greenwich Police. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Marlins Diver Carolina Sculti is on her way to two major competitions, World Junior Diving Championships and Olympic Trials. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police released the identify of the man killed on Sunday night by a hit and run driver. The car has been seized, and the driver tentatively identified, though an arrest warrant has yet to be issued. Continue Reading →