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A fabric covered storage structure was erected without a permit. The commission said pickleball was being played, though they believed only tennis was approved. Commissioner Dennis Yeskey said Burning Tree Club had always been a great neighbor. “But over the last five years it just keeps imposing on the neighborhood noise levels and construction that I don’t think the management is sensitive to….pickleball, I do not get. It doesn’t belong here in the neighborhood. I don’t believe the tennis documents you show cover pickleball. Period.”
“The Greenwich Police Department is proud to serve such a supportive community, and the Scholarship Fund helps ensure the children of our officers have the opportunity to pursue their academic goals. We are grateful to everyone who participated, sponsored, volunteered, and attended.” – Greenwich Police Chief Jim Heavey
“Watching the latest BOE meeting on June 11 had me wondering aloud, has it been a BOE problem all along? Maybe the BET wasn’t ALL to blame?” – Jennifer Andrews
“We anticipate service to be restored in approximately 6 to 8 hours,” Aquarion said in the announcement Saturday morning. “Some customers may experience low pressure, no water, or discolored water as a result of work being done in the area.”
The Open Arts Alliance fall season includes the beloved family classic Frozen Kids and the Carnegie Hall premiere of a new concert version of Charles Dickens’ classic: A Christmas Carol at Weill Hall. Continue Reading →
At Thursday’s meeting, the BOE voted 5-1 to approve a 2% raise for Schools Chief Jones. Acting chair Hirsh discussed next steps in filling the vacancy on the board. Dr. Jones said there were strong community concerns about traffic given the upcoming 18-month North St Bridge replacement project. Continue Reading →
16 Windrose Way on July 12, 2024 for $13,750,000 Continue Reading →
“If Freddie plans on putting bump outs the whole way down Greenwich Avenue, he should also put Greenwich Police back on the Avenue. Otherwise, this is a recipe for disaster and the set-up for lawsuits.” – Rich Niemynski Continue Reading →
“After I had my first child, I had to choose between going back to work or using my salary to pay for childcare – or staying home to take care of my newborn…Ultimately, I made the decision to stay home, which I’m aware makes me one of the lucky few.” – State Rep Rachel Khanna Continue Reading →
Off-Beat Players is an inclusive theatre company for young adults that features performers and production staff with and without disabilities. Continue Reading →
Ossei-Mensah, the first guest curator at the gallery, takes the viewer on a journey of reflection and connection featuring seven artists with multiple based in Connecticut. The show will open on Saturday, Nov 16, with an opening reception and curator talk from 4-6:00 pm, and will run through Jan 18, 2025. Continue Reading →
Hiring and training are now underway for Wegmans first location in Connecticut. The Wegmans Norwalk store will employ approximately 500 people. Continue Reading →
“We have come a long way since 1991, but our work is not done. The ADA is a reminder that accessibility benefits everyone, and we must be reminded that we are all only temporarily able.” – Steph Cowie Continue Reading →
“Time is limited, so I implore you to quickly act. At the very least, we should be photographing and archiving items from this property, but in my opinion, it is a significant place worth saving from the wrecking ball. – Alessa R. Cox Continue Reading →