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Corey Fine had only just taken over ownership last July and remodeled in August when a car crashed through the side of his liquor store on William Street. He said he was so grateful to the neighborhood, as well as other liquor store owners who have been supportive. “Many customers have become regulars, and there is a real sense of community here.” – Corey Fine, owner of Continental Wine & Spirits at 58 William Street in Greenwich
The event is part of the America 250 Greenwich Commission’s yearlong celebration of America’s 250th birthday.
“As Chief of Police for the Town of Greenwich, I am proud to report that our school zone speed camera program is working exactly as intended, and I want to take this opportunity to address some of the concerns that have been raised by members of our community.” – Greenwich Police Dept chief Jim Heavey
After retiring following Super Bowl LIII, Sullivan pivoted to financial services in 2020. Today, he is a partner and the Director of Business Development at Integra Global Advisors in Stamford where he guides clients with the same steady hand that guided NFL offenses.
Eversource submitted its proposal to the Connecticut Siting Council for a Rail Road Ave substation and 2.3 miles of cable connecting the Cos Cob station to 290 Railroad Ave. Eversource are planning a public open house at Greenwich Town Hall on July 15. The revised sub station proposal includes a lower building height and deeper set back from the street to allow for some landscaping, and the addition of brick veneer siding. Continue Reading →
If you’re not in a position to adopt Trip, a sweet, calm southern hound-lab mix being fostered in Greenwich, please share his story. Trip is 4 or 5 years old, very calm, housebroken, likes to ride in the car and take walks. Continue Reading →
From Hidden Brook to Hillcrest to Hillside… up-to-the-minute Greenwich property transfers on June 23, 2015 Continue Reading →
On Friday morning J McLaughlin quietly reopened its new Greenwich store, doubling square footage by renovating the former Tomas Moser space at the corner of Church Street and East Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →
Annual Pemberwick-Glenville Association meeting is Tuesday, June 30 at Glenville Firehouse. Continue Reading →
Stop by the Roses for Autism stall at the Greenwich Farmers Market. not only will you help support a valuable work experience for adults with autism, but the flowers are grown locally and last a long time. The roses last a week, and both the lilies and Gerbera daisies can last two weeks. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Youth Citizens Police Academy runs all week. About 60 middle schoolers are learning about policing. On Thursday they had two hours of instruction in self-defense from Officers Jason Levy, Alex Testani and Alan Pesce. There was a lot of giggling, but the messages got through. Continue Reading →
A special meeting of the Board of Selectmen has been scheduled for Monday, June 29 at 7:00pm in the Town Hall meting room to discuss the request for Municipal Improvement (MI) Status for New Lebanon Elementary School (Scheme D). The First Selectman have requested that Police, Fire, and the Greenwich Emergency Medical Service Chiefs attend this meeting. See also:
Without Alternatives, Board of Ed Votes for Scheme D, Recommends Modulars at Western Middle School
Tesei on New Leb Scheme B: I believe it does not serve the community’s interest long term. UPDATE: Sections of Ball Field Adjacent to New Lebanon School Fenced Off
Successful Voter Registration Drive at New Lebanon Coincides with Public Participation in Planning New School
Scheme B — a.k.a Site Bravo — Wins in Board of Education in 6 to 2 Vote
New Leb Building Committee Begins to Take Shape
Board of Selectmen’s Field Trip to New Leb Ravine: Visualizing a New School
New Lebanon School Scheme C: Avoids “FEMA Shacks,” Preserves Town Green
PHOTOS: New Leb Hosts Pep Rally before SBA Testing
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It was a gorgeous sunny day at Armstrong Court for Family Centers pre-school graduation on Thursday, and for many of the children it was probably the first certificate they’d earned. As families jockeyed for an angle for the prefect photo or video, the children, in their mortar boards and best outfits, smiled as all the attention was directed their way. About two dozen volunteers from Morgan Stanley set up the event, served lunch to all the children and their families and even cleaned up afterward, making it possible for the parents to actually see and enjoy the graduation. Continue Reading →
Authorities have brought a felony-level charge of tampering with a witness against the Greenwich man who is accused of hurling expletives and racial epithets last summer—including a reference to ‘Ferguson,’ the Missouri town where an officer the prior month had shot and killed an unarmed black teenager—at a black New Canaan parking enforcement officer after receiving a $15 ticket. Continue Reading →