The driver of a Ford F150 loaded with tires drove north on Greenwich Avenue against traffic and crashed into multiple vehicles. Continue Reading →
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The driver of a Ford F150 loaded with tires drove north on Greenwich Avenue against traffic and crashed into multiple vehicles. Continue Reading →
A generous donor has committed to matching donations up to $12,000 for an emergency housing fund at JFS of Greenwich. Your donation to this emergency fund will be matched dollar for dollar! Continue Reading →
Governor Lamont will receive the oath of office and begin his second term during an inauguration ceremony that will be held at noon on January 4, 2023 Continue Reading →
While the trellis, patio and shed are in the rear of the library, they are technically in the front yard on the lot. A front yard setback variance has been requested from the Zoning Board of Appeals. Continue Reading →
You can bring your tree to the yard waste area at Holly Hill, or one of several tree collection sites in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The US Postal Inspection Service is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest and convictions in robberies of US Mail Carriers including in Greenwich and Stamford. Continue Reading →
The event was a surprise for the five women who had all immigrated from Scotland to the US and made Greenwich their home. The fast friends have been rendezvousing at Byram Park for about 65 years. Continue Reading →
Neighbors had questions about the easement for a shared private sewer line, plans to construct a “Stable” with 9 parking spaces and two guest suites, and relocation of a historic barn that would feature a guest suite and addition of a two-car garage. Continue Reading →
The proposal would maintain an existing Tudor home. Two colonials from the 40s would be removed. Ten new homes would be clustered through the southeast portion of the site. Continue Reading →