The restaurant will close for up to three months beginning in January for a refresh of its dining room, bar, outdoor terrace and banquet facilities, and is scheduled to reopen in spring 2023. Continue Reading →
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The restaurant will close for up to three months beginning in January for a refresh of its dining room, bar, outdoor terrace and banquet facilities, and is scheduled to reopen in spring 2023. Continue Reading →
The Board of Trustees named Joseph A. Williams, currently Deputy Director, as Greenwich Library’s new Director. Continue Reading →
” If they had just locked their car, we’d have 113 less stolen cars and bringing less of a criminal element into town.” – GPD Chief Heavey Continue Reading →
In 2018, Sesto arrived at town hall and presided over a smooth transition between the Conservation Commission and the Inland Wetland and Watercourses departments. Continue Reading →
“Joe is described by colleagues as a nice guy, but his resume does not make him the strongest candidate for this job. Even board member Cody Kittle acknowledged that Christina’s resume was a “tough act to follow” when he was asked to speak in support of Joe’s nomination during the November 16 BOE meeting.” – Jen Barro, Greenwich Schools parent Continue Reading →
Hadley Palmer, 54, of Greenwich, was sentenced Tuesday to a year in prison, 10 years on the sex offenders registry, and 20 years probation for incidents stemming back to incidents on March 11, 2017 at her waterfront home in Belle Haven. Continue Reading →
Rappelling Santa will descent down the 22 stories of the Landmark Building then zip-line to the Ferguson Library followed by Fireworks. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Police Dept is investigating 4 separate burglaries which occurred over the past weekend. Continue Reading →
Ecological gardens fit into the overall ecosystem of the region, attracting in and supporting beneficial creatures such as birds, butterflies. For this reason, ecological garden designs are different from other garden designs. One important feature is that they simpler to maintain and they eliminate the need for pesticides for any kind of chemicals. Continue Reading →
The Valley Drive Post Office will be open on Sunday, Dec 4, Sunday, Dec 11 and Sunday, Dec 18 from 10:00am to 12:00 noon. Continue Reading →