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The GCDS Schwarz Campus is 41.5 acres in the RA-1 zone and the school does not receive any FAR bonus for educational use. The Schwarz Campus at 23 Fairfield Road was originally part of the F.A.O. Schwarz estate, which goes all the way to Cardinal Road. Even if the school added the requested units, they would still have remaining FAR, but the discussion revolved around the proposed multi-family apartment building in the RA-1 single family zone.
Drivers should expect the heaviest congestion on Thursday and Friday between 3:00 and 6:00pm, and Monday afternoon, according to transportation data and insights provider, INRIX. Sunday should be the lightest day for traffic, barring any unexpected events on the road.
Oberlander was endorsed by Endorsed by Congressman Jim Himes, Stamford Mayor Caroline Simmons, and New Canaan Selectman Amy Murphy Carroll.
“Our delegation included our endorsed gubernatorial candidate and State Senator Ryan Fazio, State Representatives Tina Courpas, Selectwoman Lauren Rabin, Town Clerk Jackie Budkins, BET member myself, Former State Representative Mike Bocchino, BOE member Paul Cappiali, and numerous other prominent Greenwich Republicans. Our delegation was united in all statewide votes.” – Joe Kelly
310 Round Hill Rd sold on Sept 17, 2021 for $3,350,000 Continue Reading →
“Fred and I talked like we were long lost friends. No political intrigue, no gossip. Just a refreshingly real conversation. Fred was an open book, proud of his roots, frank about the road he took to get to where he was and totally without ego. He was as comfortable in his own skin as someone could be, and I liked him instantly for it.” – Dan Quigley Continue Reading →
The 2,000 sq ft warehouse is located in the former Old Greenwich Fitness Club space at 1374 E. Putnam Avenue, on the corner of Ferris Drive, across from Old Greenwich Deli. Continue Reading →
A robust curriculum, presented over the next 10 months, will serve as a springboard for community impact. It’s not too late to join. The JLG is accepting applications through Tuesday, October 19. Just visit our website www.jlgreenwich.org. Continue Reading →
“The point the judge made in the Stonington decision (1994) is that historic preservation, when it is a National Register District, does rise to a protection of a resource in the state of great importance. Obviously you have to balance it with the other factors and the need for affordable housing, which is also significant. It is important to consider protecting heritage.” – P&Z chair Margarita Alban Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Exchange for Women’s Work, founded in 1901, is a not-for-profit, volunteer-run craft and gift shop, supporting independent craftspeople from Fairfield County and beyond. Continue Reading →
This evening will be a special acknowledgment of the past, present, and future of our brave men and women in Greenwich law enforcement, keeping our families and Town safe for everyone. Proceeds will go to the Greenwich Police Department Scholarship Fund, a nonprofit 501(c)(3), awarding scholarships to Police Officers’ college students who qualify by ability and character. Continue Reading →
“This program has saved money on the cost of hauling garbage, reduced the volume of waste in our landfills, and has reduced the release of dangerous gases into our environment.” – John Caulfield Continue Reading →
“The only requirement for becoming a write-in candidate for public office is the completion of a form within a specific time frame. It does not require the same standard as even petitioning candidates. Simply completing a form and submitting it to the Secretary of State is, in fact, the lowest bar possible for declaring candidacy for public office.” – Sandy Waters Continue Reading →
Topics included deteriorating public schools Infrastructure, Eastern Greenwich Civic Center, public-private partnerships, partisan rancor, affordable housing. Continue Reading →