A Locust Street woman was charged with Larceny 6th degree after allegedly taking a package from the front of a Ridge Street residence. Continue Reading →
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The renewed focus on thrifting is driven in party by a reaction against fast fashion and a desire for sustainability, especially among the young people. There are three popular thrift shops in Greenwich: Rummage Room in Old Greenwich, The Marketplace by Fofie and Mia’s in Byram, and the Greenwich Auxiliary Thrift Shop in Chickahominy.
A Locust Street woman was charged with Larceny 6th degree after allegedly taking a package from the front of a Ridge Street residence. Continue Reading →
Greenwich native, Jim Ramsey graduated Greenwich Country Day School in 1976. Not unlike his fictional character, Steve Rollins, he returned to Town after college and worked as a newspaper reporter. In Post Road and the Putnam Plaque, the very tall Steve Rollins solves the mysterious murder of Greenwich’s Mayor Bradley Bentley. A page-turner, the type best read in one sitting, borrows era-specific music, food, clothing and cars. If you remember Treetorns, Jiffy Pop and Jeep Wagoneers – or even you don’t, this is a great read! Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police responded to Riverside on the report of possible narcotics found by staff at a place of business in Riverside. Continue Reading →
When HealthMart closed down last spring, many sighed at the loss of the longtime family-owned business. Since then, other businesses that have closed on Greenwich Ave include Tropical Smoothie Café, Casablanca, Comptoir des Cotonniers, SCOOP, Wish List, Graham’s Toy Store and Leafline.
The good news is there are some great stores and a restaurant coming in, incluidng The Granola Bar, Velvet, Allen Edmonds, COS, and Athleta. Saks, which is expanding into ready-to-wear and jewelry, has taken over space across the street at 200 Greenwich Ave. Continue Reading →
Police responded a dead end on Lyon Ave in Chickahominy on the report of multiple subjects in a car possibly engaging in drug activity. Continue Reading →
A Norwalk man turned himself in at Greenwich Police Headquarters on Feb. 12. Continue Reading →
At the Swimathon at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, members, staff and fans logged thousands of laps to raise funds for the aquatics program. Among the swimmers were Camryn Ferrara, Brendan Garnett, Greenwich Police Lt. Rick Cochran, Dominic Gatt, the Bogardus family, Andrew Dyment, and Torch Club president Carlos Flores. Continue Reading →
A memorial service will be held Saturday, Feb. 27, at 11:00am at the Second Congregational Church in Greenwich. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Greenwich Hospital Home Hospice Continue Reading →
Congratulations to the Greenwich High School Youth Equipment Sharing club for a very successful collection of donated sporting equipment. The results are overwhelming. The boys have spent hours over the course of three days just organizing and counting the donated baseballs, mitts, hockey sticks, tennis and paddle racquets, and much much more. Continue Reading →
The affair will provide information to young women who are curious about egg freezing and the egg freezing process, also known as fertility preservation. The event will take place at the Benefit Cosmetic Boutique at 315 Greenwich Ave at 7:00pm. Continue Reading →