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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
“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.
Local residents looking for great deals and unique finds are invited to attend a Tag Sale hosted by St. Paul Lutheran Church on Saturday, May 30, from 9:00am to 4:00pm. The sale will feature will feature a wide variety of affordable items, including furniture, clothing, household goods, décor, kitchenware, books, tools, and homegrown organic herbs, along with many other bargain-priced treasures.
A Greenwich man charged with DUI and Evading Responsibility for accident that occurred on June 2 in a private parking lot at 1800 East Putnam ave, the address of the Hyatt Regency Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Several generations of the Guiffra family gathered last weekend in Pemberwick Park to celebrate the birthday of Joey Guiffra on his first birthday. Happy birthday, baby Joey! Continue Reading →
Jaw-dropping stories of audacious shoplifters ranging from to Winona Ryder to ring-swallower “Joey Diamonds,” entertained, but also informed a room full of Greenwich Avenue shopkeepers on Monday night. Greenwich Detective Mark Solomon gave a talk on preventing retail theft for the Chamber of Commerce at the police station. A room full of jewelry store and high-end clothing store employees learned about trends in counterfeit money, credit, debit and gift cards, as well as what to do during a robbery versus a larceny, the former being differentiated by the thieves’ willingness to use force. While amateur shoplifters often give themselves away with nervous behavior, professional shoplifters are more difficult to spot. “This is their business. Continue Reading →
Service will be held in the First Presbyterian Church of Greenwich, at 11:00am on Saturday September 12, 2015. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the First Presbyterian Church of Greenwich One West Putnam Ave. Greenwich, CT 06830 or a charity of your choice will be appreciated. Continue Reading →
They may be old school, but there’s nothing old about fresh heirloom tomatoes. Forget the grocery store. Many heirloom tomatoes come from local farms and gardens, so a farmers’ market will give you the best variety for this easy summer salad. Continue Reading →
Show ponies, racehorses, draft horses—they’re all ending up in slaughterhouses, but Greenwich charity makes generous donation to help make it stop. Continue Reading →
Anyone who knows Maria is aware that she’s a good karma person who happens to have the most delicious coffee drinks and paninis. She makes it all look easy, but there is a great deal that goes into the preparation. That is why Maria is sought after as a caterer for events in town. Continue Reading →
In February of 2014, Cos Cob residents Steve and Sindy Steinberg bought the local yogurt store formerly known as Swizzles, and renamed it Rosie’s. During a recent interview, Mr. Steinberg discussed the many recent, exciting initiatives taking place at Rosie’s Frozen Yogurt. Continue Reading →
Nearly 330 guests at the June 6 Renaissance Ball to benefit Bruce Museum enjoyed a special evening, with a contemporary Scottish vibe. Guests were transported to a land of kilts, tartan and bagpipes. Leora and Steven Levy were honored for their exemplary and long-standing dedication to the Museum. Continue Reading →
Carolyn Anderson said the 10th edition of the Anderson Guide to Enjoying Greenwich was so fat that the publisher said just one more page would have made it impossible to bind. The guide includes restaurants, services, stores, media, parks, beaches, culture, continuing ed and much more. Continue Reading →